Self development/education is a muscle.

@Jason Pabon it looks like you are in my neck of the woods.

BTW...the rental market in my neck of the woods is red-hot! 

Will keep you posted on that, as we aren't neck deep into it yet.

I recommend being in touch with her, especially since she is in your neck of the woods.

My first major "AHA" moment was when I realized this site is a sea of other like-minded individuals with a wide range of experiences to draw from.My second major "AHA" moment was connecting with some of these folks in my own neck of the woods (Louisville) which probably would have never happened if it weren't for identifying mutual interests through this site.Cheers to BP for bringing us all together!

You will be taking on more liability, and if you go bigger than 4 units you won't have the owner occupier financing available.Exercise your analyzing muscles by vetting some possible deals in different price points so you can see the difference in finances.

Because thats one of the major bottle necks people encounter when trying to scale their business.Is there a way to develop acquistion training video modules (accompanied with pdf's for policies & procedures and testing of course) that an average intelligent person should be able to go through and be at least 50% up to speed into what you need them to do? 

I am in your neck of the woods.Also, if you are looking for the local REIA groups:www.goreia.comwww.cfri.net

Lots of aging, free and clear, owners in my neck of the woods.I'd prefer seller-financing if the deal can be structured attractive enough to the seller - and still make sense as an investment.