I was thinking perhaps move the properties over gradually?

The gradual decline in rates combined with the small dip in prices will bring homebuyers some much-needed relief.

Meanwhile, we are currently looking for our first flip (we do rentals usually) and have a gradual increase up to 3 per year (obviously depends on amount of work required).

I’m currently using TenantCloud and have been gradually onboarding tenants as their leases expire.

Due to some changes in my life & family situations, I'd like to gradually move towards more passive income & optimizing for time with family.

Went from cheaper/more cash flow focused at the beginning so I could leave my day job and go full time as an agent, then gradually shifted to more expensive areas that I thought would have good rent growth/appreciation over the long term.

I "plan" on buying under 5 houses this next year (rehabs/flips) then gradually grow the following years.

My aim for the upcoming year is to buy my first property and then gradually acquire others. i am a contractor and had experience in the past helping other investors flipping houses.In order to gain more knowledge about the procedure before beginning the process myself, I hope to come in touch with people who have previously had a few properties flipped in this area. 

Start simple, but as you spread your wings, gradually build up those SOPs.Once the standard operating procedures (SOPs) and the systems have been put into place, you can count on them to keep your team operating at full capacity.This is also the time to whip out your trusty checklists.

where by I would give them most if not all the down payment and I would take 80% of the monthy payment until my fee was paid"Do you mean that you would act as the agent/wholesaler/broker between buyer and seller and you would have for example a $10,000 commission on there that you would get paid out gradually over time as the buyer made their monthly payment to the seller?