If you are current and it cash flows without too much of a strain on the budget, why ruin your credit?

@Jeff Valentino  My rentals now are so-so to be honest, had a major heroine turned eviction problem recently that is thankfully now over but that really put a strain on me managing all of them the best that I could, not to mention it was affecting 2 other tenants negatively as well.

We bring in the top authorities in the nation and rotate the topics between rehabbing, wholesaling, renting, and other misc investing topics and invite the public in to hear these free of charge.  

The job may seem easy in principle however it is going to put a strain on the house if you try to do anything with the porch/deck and it could cause significant damage to your house. 

The company is Nomad Leasing which facilitates long term leases for a rotating group of tenants.

This is a place where local people recommend local people - there are probably already lots of good recommendations on there, so check it out.My advice is to have TWO cleaners in rotation at all times.

Serious investors don't look at 30 properties - they have 3 to 5 on their radar at any given time - rotating them off and adding new ones.I am out with my investor clients almost daily (7 days a week)...it's who we are and what we do.  

I currently work overseas in the Middle East on a varying rotational schedule with limited internet and communications making investing increasingly difficult.

I'll be starting clinical rotations in about 5 months and I'll basically be moving from city to city each month for just shy of a year.  

So going to multi family would just place too much strain on our lives.