You should be able to pound out hundreds a day.  

However there are still deals out here if you’re willing to pound the pavement.We bought two small multi-families last year and are currently holding tight on purchasing anything else.

Maybe that will change, but I think the transition will be bumpy.My other thought is that ADU's are not cheap, and cities are taking their pound of flesh and then some.

Shouldn't have to do this but the government makes every attempt to bend over and pound the middle class whenever possible 

Maybe it’s very exaggerated, but I’d be happy with half of that every 6 months per acre.For example, Gourmet Garlic Revenue:You can get up to $16 per pound for gourmet garlic.

Maybe it’s very exaggerated, but I’d be happy with half of that every 6 months per acre.For example, Gourmet Garlic Revenue:You can get up to $16 per pound for gourmet garlic.

======================[1] & [2] What is trending in student housing right now as popular--maybe base your plans on that (unit mix, colors, amenities, etc...). [3] Spending that kind of money (almost full construction) without a multi-family architect's suggestions might be pound foolish penny wise.

DP 36 windows should withstand 54 pounds of pressure.

Downstairs tenant pounded on celing with broom, upstairs tenant went down and her dad (who doesn't live here) was there and went with her. 

Post some if your screening criteria:"All applicants must apply ($40 non-refundable fee each), income must be 3x rent, only one dog under 40 pounds allowed for additional rent."