My lines of credit were frozen, my w-2 income diminished-basically a full blown liquidity crisis.

From the business experience I've had in the past, I've learned that the more of something you have, the harder it becomes to manage later on.What I was asking was at what point after having XX amount of SFH, does your ability to adequately manage your properties diminish over time.If that's the case, I think I'd rather sacrifice a higher ROI on SFH in exchange for larger numbers but lower ROI on an apartment complex.

@Brendon W. totally depends on price point and size and obviously diminishing returns as you increase in size, the 1,000th sqft is worth more than the 4,000th sqft. 

The beauty of bribes in the US is we just make them legal and call them a different name so the dollar amount can increase exponentially without diminishing the effect.  

If this money is taxed, my reserve has been slightly diminished by the amount of tax paid. 

Chasing down my next deal. And while cashflows are harder to find given rates, both equity and CF plays are still viable in my opinion. You make your money on the buy. All that to say how have your REFIs especially AR...

The fines will diminish your bottom line. 

If I used my brand to get the deal and then didn’t deliver on my promise then my brand would diminish and would stop helping me get the deals.

As you may expect property condition has diminished significantly and several neighbors have resorted to calling the city on a regular basis to try to get it condemned.

After 40 years and over 500 deals, I am convinced that there is a point of diminishing returns reached quite early in any transaction.