Our first MTR experience was a 4-plex, feet-to-the-fire style. 

I've purchased turnkey properties, as well as BRRRR style transactions in multiple Midwest markets.

This model would factor in dozens of variables from traditional and non traditional data sources. 

Now they go out again, Jay is now @realestatedoctor_1 on Instagram and Ricardo, more hard-faced, offers the same "business model" through https://offfloridadeals.com/.

(Most homes have been turned into str) The zoning should be changed by the end of the month.Our plans is to build 34 2/1s, 5 2/2s and 5 1/1 loft style apartments.

Only a small percentage cost more than I have on hand, and that number goes down each year as I improve my business model.3.

I would also opt for a galley style kitchen with an open island / peninsula similar to your 1 Bed scheme.  

With longer leases it might be worth it. all comes down to your investment style. eats into the cashflow but you are more protected.also, my situation is different due to mortgage cost. your one properties rent is 2.5 of my properties. my average mortgage is around 650.  

And, no, the coach isn't interested in being my co-GP; that's not their business model. 

The turn-key model works well for me as I am a full time CPA working at a large tech company in the SF Bay Area.