Best of luck.Jonathan and I represent two opposite ends of the spectrum.

Hey everyone,        I am beginning to look into accumulating off-market deals in my marketplace, however after several sessions of "driving for dollars" I cannot help but think there is a better method to this niche process under the overall spectrum of RE investing.

My process do all tie together and it's keep everyone sane on both ends of the spectrum.

The short-term effects will be seen by a plethora of homes coming on the market for far less than we have ever seen and on the opposite end of the spectrum with higher/dryer homes escalating in prices - I hate to sound insensitive, but clever investors will have a lot of opportunities.

I'm not on the servicing end of the lending spectrum, so I cant say with 100% accuracy that you cant do an assumption with any other lender than the servicer, but that would be my guess in this case.

now take the same city and go for a 1000.00 a month 100k rental..  3k a month is the qualifications to get into the home.. leaving 1800 a month to live on or almost double.. can you see how that works.Investor simply cause their own problems with their own greed and expectations that low rents low value assets perform exponentially to higher value assets.. and nothing could be further from the truth.. just watch the Morris videos how he explains how solid those homes are .. and If you fall for that line of thinking well you could have some issues long termListen to Chris Clothier and his thought process of being on the exact opposite end of the spectrum and U don't see his clients on BP whinning about getting all these wipe out tenant issues. 

And when the rental total is at 20%, you might not get permission to rent, especially if you're doing BRRRR, unlike mine, when I bought it, stated it was for rental from the start.On the other end of the spectrum, there are condos where it is out of control.

I've am both an active and passive player in REI to satisfy both spectrums for myself so you may want to look at a two pronged strategy and not put all your eggs into one basket, especially if you are a newbie to owning apartments.  

Regarding 'how many properties per LLC', this one is gray and you'll see answers all across the spectrum.

The rent spectrum starts at $665 and go to $695.