Most folks likely think of rent capacity in terms of hundreds, especially at your rent range.

Currently, I help hotels and resorts that could  use help with room capacity connect with large vacation clubs.

The 3 C's of lending are intact so if there's a crash as so many Nostradamus investors have been predicting since 2011, then it won't be because of lending.The first C is character—the applicant's credit history.The second C is capacity—the applicant's debt-to-income ratio.The third C is capital—the amount of money an applicant has.Supply and demand are the market drivers, not unscrupulous lenders, NINJA loans and unqualified buyers making minimum wage buying homes worth 500k  with $0 down on a 5/1 ARM.

Thank you again and may we all enjoy our journey as we increase the capacity of our pockets!

For me, time is money...I know very well that information is out there and can be obtained for free but that involves my time in searching and weeding out the BS and actual strategies that can be applied in my own capacity.

I recommend finding a rehabber in your area and partnering up with them in some capacity.

Actually, in some areas, you may have limited utility capacity for a commercial undertaking.

And you definitely don't want to hire full-time staff for a property that size, because labor costs will eat all your profit.You need to ask property managers if they manage nearby properties that have some excess capacity and can share labor and get some of the cost off those books.  

Check that the area is served by a sewer, otherwise you need to have a perk type test to make sure that the soil will support a septic system.You may also want to call the utility servers to ensure that they have capacity. 

REI is the way and I plan to utilize Bigger Pockets to its full capacity!!!