I am constantly trying to learn from those who have been through several RE Cycles (the more the better!)

This way you don't have to keep saying up for downpayments and you are basically "recycling" the downpayment money .Best of luck

@joseph M. did mention to me the BRRRR method, Buy, Rent out, Rehab, Refinance, Repeat so that you can get your downpayment back out of the property to recycle on another property.

Once the operating agreement is set, the sponsor can start recycling it for new offerings or simply have their attorney update the few lines that changed for a few hundred bucks. 

The scratches/dents are typically on the sides or back due to damage during shipping from the manufacturer.Or, if the rental is not high-end you can get bottom of the barrel prices at the Appliance Recycling Outlet in Snohomish.

After that, I am going to divert my attention to seeking private capital or partnerships in order to scale up in MF.  

A number of people have been burned thinking they had a "home stay" when the city had a different definition (the city does not want potential long-term rentals diverted to STR's, so they are interpreting "home stay" very narrowly).CREIA (Carolina Real Estate Investors Association) had a specialized sub group that met monthly just to discuss the short term rental business in the Asheville area.  

City ordinance requires us to provide both garbage and recycle service for our multifamily properties.

His ideas on BRR and ...it's prob better to be  conservative when you start AND during this timing of the RE cycle

Focus on learning and mastering the BRRRR strategy so you can recycle capital and buy unlimited properties.