As a landlord, the more properties you acquire, the more cash you will have to deal with and store. 

For now, our goals are to make progressive capital to hopefully move to a hotter market where we will look to flip or acquire properties that can appreciate and give us Cashflow.

So if I plan to acquire some rental properties I better know what I'm looking at haha.

I am looking for a reliable professional to help me acquire a new tenant for an apartment in Mt.

We may be acquiring a multiunit. 1960's brick built, garden style, 3 story high buildings.The units had parque wood floors up until about 4 years ago.

From all the reading material and bigger pockets podcast I've come to the conclusion that acquiring leads and learning rehab cost is fundamental to most real estate investing vehicles.

I’ve been working a deal to acquire an office building with 3 tenants for the past month.

If the goal here is just to acquire one property every year or two I would think that a relatively smaller campaign with a low response rate would have a good chance of achieving that goal.

Congrats on the properties you've already acquired and your goals for growing. 

Do you know the average market time to sell in the area you are acquiring the property?