I've been investing for 15+ years and have a reasonably strong track record of personally acquiring and rehabbing 100+ distressed single-family homes. 

As far as when is a good time frame for renting, look at who your renters are and how you acquired them. 

G'Day Eric,I think I emailed you guys about potentially acquiring your book of business.Not trying to sound like a wanker and just planting the seed for something to think about long term and if it ever becomes a possibility.Also, for any other PM company in Toledo reading this.Happy to acquire your book of business if you are looking at exiting one day.And over the last 10 years I thought about exiting 10 times over heheCan't even believe that I'm writing the above and thinking about expansion lolThanks 

I'm hoping to rapidly grow my portfolio in the next few years and am open to continuing long-term and short-term rentals and delving into commercial spaces, such as building or acquiring storage units. 

Even my wolf six burner does not have 140,000 btuBut for what we do have our hood is over 1000 cfd and we bring in make up air as well.

Our current mortgage is 314k and we believe the house would appraise for 440k.We would to acquire another property  (or more!)

Purchase price: $270,000 Cash invested: $100,000 We recently closed a successful investment deal on a duplex that we acquired off-market through a strong relationship with one of the largest investors in our town.

I just renewed my SAM.gov status and am seeking to apply to some of the listed leasing bids, but wanted to understand more on whether it's common to acquire them as tenants through subleasing, informing the owner & getting authority to lease, or I'd have to own the commercial/residential property out-right?

We acquired up 308 spaces in Texas last year and would like to acquire more. 

Echoing what Carlos said, I'm now of the mindset of owning fewer higher quality properties than acquiring doors, fewer cap ex items, tenant issues, PM fees, etc.