@Manny Cirino A search will supply plenty but here are some of my favorites.Wheelbarrow of Profits by Gino BarbaraThe Complete Guide to Buying and Selling Apartment Houses by Steve BergesLifetime Cash Flow Through Multifamily Properties by Rod KhleifI have not read it yet but The ABCs of Real Estate by Ken McElroy is very well liked by many.

I presume you are buying as you need and then those units are being delivered and then installed, as needed when needed... the supply chain would be most important for me.  

I'm currently finishing my degree in Supply Chain Management and I am considering double majoring and adding Commercial Real Estate. 

Inventory is in very short supply which makes being connected to any kind of deal flow so important.

Grow organically, vertical integration.Partner with local RE brokers to form aboveStart hanging out every morning for at least a week at local lumberyard/HVAC/plumbing/electrical supply house and collect cards in order to build a list of go to vendorsAsk every SFR and MFR investor who they use for every service you need Create a mastermind to share best practice, vendors, group discounts etc for investorsRaise rents to market immediately and hope the long term tenants move out so you can rehab and raise rentsSell "use master lease" to another investor and continue to make money from cash flow and possible interest from eventual owner financeNetwork, Network, Network,Network,Network,https://www.pjstar.com/news/20170117/peoria-landlords-to-form-group-100-attend-first-meetinghttps://principleproperty.net/https://www.phoenixpropertymanagementinc.com/peoria-property-management

My reasoning for the purchase was not only to rent it but I knew that the 100 unit complex was the cheapest in the location with limited supply and a high demand.

They’ve paid $30k instantly twice on two toilet supply line flood claims at two different homes. 

It's easy to say that these are supply constrained environments and that rent growth will continue to take-off but the truth is, so many are already paying 30+% of AMI on rent.

Any time you supply any appliance you are responsible for it.

.- Limited Supply: Only 10 new MHC sites have been approved in the U.S. over the last two decades - see chart below.- Downcycle Outperformance: MHC is the least sensitive property type to negative changes in GDP.