For the purpose of this exercise lets focus on the other 99% who invest in SFR homes which is for the highest yield outcomes.  

Even though it wasn't necessary because I always had a team that was doing the work that needed to be done physically.

For example FHA guidelines say you can deny an ESA if they cause an undue financial burden, cause a direct threat to the health and safety of others (the letter from the neighbor supports this), or cause substantial physical damage to the property.

I have the mental and physical ability to build more, just not the finances... 

Brought all parties together and physically helped my friend go through the house to pack up family heirlooms What was the outcome?

Thereby the seller doesn’t end up taking the property off the market for t0 days, and gets “compensated” $100 when the borrower exercises his option to withdraw from the deal. 

I mean, as a building, they are probably the easiest to physically expand, are you also pouring a slab?

Is it 83% physically occupied, or economically occupied?

@Srinath Gopinathan, I'm sure you can physically go to the assessor's office and get this information.

When doing this exercise PLEASE make sure you are factoring in a couple of things:- closing costs for acquisitions- working capital or cash reserves up front for a rainy day- operating expenses and replacement reserves- mistakes, bad years, bad acquisitions.