Not sure their volume its certainly not like Kiavi or lima or one of the big players..

One thing you might do is sell your more expensive properties and buy less expensive ones. 

I have one.

I am considering living in one of the units myself.

I negotiate at 70% ARV so the deals I bring are solid and I'd love to work with one single corporate cash buyer that is able to close  on several deals a month.

When one machine goes down you start losing money in a small way. 

Not one single strategy will work for every property. 

UCLA has a very competititive one.

I have one big parcel zoned at Santa Cruz County R-1-15 after building an ADU recently.

I started listing the homes one by one as they became vacant, and we were doing okay with getting them sold - in 2012, that was no small task.Jeff called me one day and asked me for CMAs on the next few properties that would be coming up.