I'm still small potatoes so I can't help but focus on saving a dollar here, dollar there.

I am small potatoes compared to the guys owning 2 or 3 hundred unit apartment buildings. 

When you wanted a medium rare Filet minion, with garlic mashed potatoes and grilled zucchini, with a glass of red wine from NAPA.

None of us are concerned about how much income we "get" individually; and most of the money we earn now and in the near future will be reinvested.That being said, I am seeking advice on what type(s) of professional(s) to consult with in regards to questions I have about best practices for a family (two generations for now) who is investing in RE (small potatoes at the moment, but with ambitious growth plans). 

It's about investing into housing to improve community https://www.naahq.org/advocacy/naapacPoliticians playing hot potato with who's going to hold the bill and it looks like nationally it's handed to commercial investors the most followed by multifamily and housing

We've done a LOT of them, but most were small potatoes namely 2&3 units we got at tax lien/foreclosure auctions for petty CASH.

We were playing hot potato with the plastic potato with a timer. 

I think a lot of the banks don't want to bother with small potatoes like this.We have excellent credit scores (800+). 

A scorching hot market verging into bubble is all about turnaround time, not to get caught with the hot potato.

It would have to be like Lays potato chips, can't have just one (location).Ideas:Laundromat - Cash management is the main issue.