Virginia;MilitaryBackground StoryI bought a duplex in November 2016 in Virginia but after I bought the property I hired a PM because I had to move to Mississippi for 9months and I had nobody in VA to overlook the property and collect rentI inherited 1 tenant and my PM acquired the other side.Predicament (because I'm nervous) & QuestionsPredicament I want to get rid of my PM because I want to have the stress of being a Landlord with small quantity of Units so when I acquire more units in future and hire a PM I will know everything there is to know or at least enough to not get toyed around and taken advantage of.Ive read Brandon Turners Book, For dummies book, Virginia Landlord and Tenant Act which were beneficial.

I have come across an opportunity to acquire a large quantity of vacant land at a very minimal cost.

Quality vs. quantity sometimes makes a huge difference to your rehab and your wallet in a Unfortunately negatIve way .Been their myself, great lesson learned!

Originally posted by @Jimmy O'Connor:@Dennis Dahlberg hahahaha not offended at all, I'm a big boy and can handle a lack of sugarcoat. my licensed team is known for being conservative with ARV's and generous with Rehabs since we go more for quantity rather than trying to inflate our fee lie and scum our way to doing one wholesale that year to pay the salary but we have run into issues from buying properties from other wholesalers so I'm not surprised that you feel that way.You're actually the reason I made this post and the audience I am trying to break through to since wholesaling can be done honestly and efficiently where I can retain repeat investors like @James Masotti and @Brian Pulaski. 

The problem is your DTI, not the quantity of loans.

"Coordination of knowledge and effort, in a spirit of harmony, between two or more people, for the attainment of a definite purpose." 

It seems to me the NYC location was due to the high quantity of talented work force already in the area.

Prices are quite a bit lower generally speaking so you can get more quantity.

I'm just going to paste part of my response below:Manufacturers generally want a large number of units to produce because repetition and quantity lend themselves well to the manufacturing environment.

One LLC is likely fine (many go without LLCs altogether) and more can be added as asset quantity and/or liability increases.