@Alf Holst I know a property owner who does this for one of their larger apartment complexes, so yes some people do it

You don't say where you are, but for much of the country, larger sheetrock jobs run between $.80-1.10 per square foot of wall space -- that's labor and materials for hanging and finishing (ready for paint).

If this old dog learned a new trick, so can others.

The list of section 8 tenants is larger than available units, so if you find tenants who meet your criteria, go for it!

It's one of the larger cities in Arkansas and is home to Arkansas State University. 

And yes, in my experience most wholesalers are basically just bird-dogging for investors who don't want to deal with finding properties.

If you have a larger amount and know it will be 6-12 months before you want to access it, you can put it in a CD and get higher interest.

It could increase your rental income potential.House hacking with a VA loan is an excellent way to get into another property with minimal upfront costs.Partnering on a multi-family could be a great step into larger investments.Here's our take: If you're committed to expanding your real estate portfolio, this could be a solid move.

Not asking you to dog on your listing, but I'm interested, because I do see the middle-of-the-road homes -- clean, but not updated, nothing special -- sitting for longer and the nicer ones with a little something extra going quickly.

@Isaiah Moore Got it for some reason if you come across any larger multi-family like 50+ units let me know.