(Or getting up to use the bathroom in the middle of the night)

well a great and wicked-smart consolidation would look something like get them all borrowing and high leverage, via getting the middle-man to sell your "crack" and for logistical ease, when time comes, do it in a way where your taking over masses by taking over the few "crack-dealers of finance".     

I have 24 rentals in the middle Georgia area and I just bought one in Jacksonville, fl.  

The second part is the apprentice 1 on 1 coaching where you do the training at your own pace and if you find a good deal you send it in.

We’re in the process of building and plan to do a MTR, we find it to be a happy middle ground where there’s less turnaround but can still charge more than LTR.

Rentals go fast in the neighborhood (many homes rent out to officers from Millington on 2-3 year tours) and the school district is being refined to build a new middle/high school not far from our home (breaking off from a much larger system).

Hey everyone, I just bought my first single family rental a few months back and am currently in the middle of rehabbing the property.

I could be wrong but I think that is reflected in PM pricing (middle ground rate between an LTR management fee and STR management fee).

If yes, this is a smart way.There are variables in the middle, but 99 percent of part-time agents don't make it and drop their license within a couple years or just pay the fees and do nothing.

Brampton was one of them and now it's going up everyday. durham and Hamilton were slow for a long time and they are catching up too at a faster pace.