I'm still in education mode but getting closer to my first deal - reno/resell an entry level single family.My question concerns "advice" and "direction" contained within various educational sources (and not necessarily specific to my strategy but Im educating myself on various strategies) to "make tons of offers".

I'm on board but it fits my model, I did the exact same thing just two months ago.

I'm sorry I missed the meetup Anson, hopefully I can catch the next one.Jon, I am currently in ramp-up mode.

If your model is to own homes, there should be a significant difference between lot rent and what you can rent the homes for.

@Jacob Trogan I think you are prime for getting stuck in analysis mode.

The other model is the rental arbitrage model where you rent the rooms as a long-term tenant, and then you re-rent them out on AirBnB and keep all the rental income with the idea that if your AirBnB net rental income > long-term rent payment, then you make money.The co-hosting model is generally less risk, and less reward. 

Of course, if you can consistently get $5k per house flip, that could be a great business model. I

Forced appreciation simply means that commercial real estate valuation model is quite different from SFRs.  

A not so serious first time buyer will likely drop out of search mode fairly quickly. 

My partners and I are getting ramped up for acquisition mode and are trying to identify our target market.