This strategy can help you expand your portfolio without needing extensive cash reserves each time.

As I prepare to use an FHA loan for my first multifamily investment, I've become concerned about the extensive repairs that can accompany purchasing an older model.

It is suggested that  "Small" landlords use a collection agency, who will report the non-paying tenants to the credit bureaus.   

It just doesn't seem make sense to collect rents on free and clear properties. 

Car washes require regular maintenance, collecting cash, etc.

It's great for me because I can get a unit-by-unit understanding of collected rent. 

Our ability to secure and resell the property swiftly underscored our expertise in maximizing value without extensive physical improvements.

Leasing it is different than providing accounting, reporting, repairs, communicating with you/tenants/insurance/lender, collecting rents.

There is an extensive network in Sacramento - as Mark mentioned, I host a local REI meetup (it's actually the 4th Tuesday generally) and there are other meetups around town, I can share a list of them if you'd like

Do you have an extension option if my rehab goes long?