@Kyle Murphy, Hello, the reality from the bottom of the well, is that you can get a JOB and save some money and then start to buy rentals, but, at some point you run out of down payment money and have to learn how to Creatively Finance to buy more rentals in order to make it a Business, you have to have more than just one or follow the rotating Sale of your Residence Plan that I have outlined.

When they acquire new parks they rotate out of the owned homes.

The point as I see it is that an additional ELOC or refi of the FIRST one will put a strain on ITS cash flow, but so long as it isn't a negative flow, the amount cashed out should easily be able to act as the full deposit for the second, so the rest could be fairly conventional.And of course, the second one needs to have a SIMILAR order of built-in equity, and so on!...

In my boyfriend's line of work, the shift schedules rotate, he could potentially answer phone calls and handle any (immediate) issues during the week days where I could not.  

Once I get the rotation of money in from rentals and money out to maintain and acquire,  I will be on my way.

If you want to reasonably pick up 50-100 units, you either need to look at some portfolios or have crews in constant rotation.

She's responded to say the husband (who I've not met) "works 12 hour rotating shifts, so I'm handling all housing inquiries & applications for our household.

Are his files organized in one of those rotating lottery ball machines, crumpled up?

There's a mental strain to owning something you aren't sure what to do with...Set yourself free if you wouldn't buy it again today, then let us here at BP help you get into some real cash-flowing properties !

Im going to have to start working some music back into my rotation.