I've had mixed results as a user.

I know they say don't mix family and business, but this was the best opportunity for us to get in the game so we jumped on it!

When you see one demographic outperforming the other, you mix and match the successful metrics.

If you have this chick in your mix, profitability is inevitable.

@Ike Ekeh @Justin R. has pointed out one of the major points that will determine your price points and targeted markets for solicitations.Another thing to consider is the portfolio mix, Are all the parcels 100% raw land or do some parcels already have Sewer, and Utilities already in place?

I'm probably overthinking this, but I'd rather invest in the right strategy now rather than reworking and/or spending more down the road.And in the case of this newest rental, it will need new locks for the front door, side door and garage service door.I guess I'm not keen on having multiple keys for the same property so mixing and matching the schlage with landlordlocks won't work.  

I personally like a mix and will probably continue to buy a mix of turnkey and non turnkey in the future.The turnkey provider I use also manages houses I don’t buy through them.

Are these NNN,NN, or gross leases for the 10 tenants or a mix?

Where my specific situation gets a little more confusing is that I have multi family units where there is a mix of longterm tenants and short term so I wasn’t sure if there is a tipping point where everything becomes schedule C vs.

I'm getting mixed messages between what our lender is giving us, usmortgagecalculator.com and several other resources.