For example: could a home in the north-eastern corner of the Las Vegas addition pull comps from the north-western corner of Gatewood (assuming the homes are identical in terms of interior/rehab quality)?  

But I think it would actually take me longer to do given the loss of one of my financing legs that I had during this run.IF I could have that back, then I could probably add 4 or 5 houses a year instead of the 3 that I've been doing over the last 5 years.Knowing what I know now, I don't think anybody thats done over 10 deals wouldn't be able to at least get back to where they were provided their financial condition was identical.

Your game plan is almost identical to mine.

I am in almost identical life situation and looking to do what you are doing!

If the rate is identical between the two, there's no reason to go 20 if you can go 30.

My current numbers on my property are purchase price $146,000 / monthly income of $2,600 (with about $600/month in maintenance) / cap rate of 16%.I'm currently seeking advice and pointers on how to go about finding a good, dependable lender that would like to benefit from me scaling up identical opportunities in the area I've found.

The schools were similar in ratings and properties pretty much identical.  

Maybe they own identical buildings in town and know the true costs of ownership instead of plugging in random percents as costs.

How realistic is that going to be if there 30 other identical homes vacant in the same neighborhood?  

I did some significant research on this a few months back, as I have identical scenario as you. 6 finanaced properties nd looking for LOC on investment properties.Although, I just ended up refinancing my current HELOC on primary with USBank to tap into huge amount of appreciation during the 2-yrs since I originally opened the HELOC.I believe the best option -locally- for investment property LOC was SAFE credit union.