You will gradually start to learn what is needed in a contract.

A few people will start to move in for constuction right away, and then gradually until opening. 

I foresee a slow gradual build on the west side of the island.  

I am assuming I will gradually be able to increase my revenue.

Yo Alan, regarding comps, when they are scarce, an appraiser will gradually expand the search radius and pull data from the most similar, competing neighborhoods.

There was a more gradual spike in 2016, this one went parabolic.Bond traders are panicking and dumping more risky bonds.

If you are starting out at an avg of only $300/month with no debt, adding debt, and subtracting that from your 300/m cf now, may not get you anywhere.You may need to take a step back, before you can take a giant leap forward, by selling some/most/all of your current rentals (gradually, but not slowly) to access the $1.3M as cash...then use it to flip in order to double your cash.  

I would carefully allocate the money in a gradual manner.30% allocation: $300,000My own business (S Corporation) - highest risk, highest reward.

I bought the place for cheap and gradually renovated it over the two years I lived there.

I'm in it for the long haul, so if the numbers work today the future doesn't concern me as much, but I would hope home prices and rent continually and gradually increased and hopefully within the next 5-10 years interest rates came down to allow me to either refinance and pull a lot of cash out, or greatly reduce my mortgage.But in an effort to get my wife involved and excited about real estate we've switch gears and are currently looking for an STR along the NC coast.