The only large quantity of properties in my under 200k price range are studios.

Have a "contingency" clause in the purchase contract that if something comes up unexpectedly you can "walk away" with no penalty.Work your way up in quantity as you gain some experience. 

I've spent time on many different forums as interests change and I agree that the upvotes help to keep the quality vs. quantity of posts in check. 

In today's economy it's better to either own apartment complexes (which don't require any experience) , Fix and Flips, or Quick Flips.I do believe that real estate property ownership is a game of quantities and how many offers you make will effect your success. 

I'm not worried about making less money, but I am worried about being on the hook for out-of-pocket costs on large quantities of real estate. 

The RPOA also does a once per month happy hour at Harmony Hall and a Friday morning breakfast every week.

Research, raise your RE IQ, hang around and listen to people smarter and more successful than you, quality is better than quantity, know your limitations financially and mentally and at first take it very slow and dip your toe in the water.

I am not getting in younger so I want quantity. 

New homes sales are setting records in quantity and prices too.

Are you looking for quality or quantity on your properties?