Management of your business needs to be done to simplify your life.

The time is quickly approaching where you want to simplify their financial lives as much as possible.

@William DeLucaThe others did a good job of simplifying it, but let me try to in another way.You purchase a house for $100...

Maybe consider looking into a duplex as the next purchase so you can have a tenant in one side and you provide a place for yourselves to live, as well... if another property isn't on the horizon for 1-2 years... consider a very small apartment or even moving into a mobile home/RV for that time, rents are typically much lower and if you don't have a lot of stuff, it allows for simplified living.Good luck, keep us all posted as you continue!

I heard in one of the BP podcasts that they suggested picking a small bank and doing all of my deals with one bank and that they would eventually get me better rates and simplify the process.

@Mary Mitchell - [Bigger Pockets (BP)]Hopefully you agreed with my simplified categories and read to this point.

I used a simplified metric to analyze my returns.

Over simplified but that's the gist.

To very much simplify it, why go back and buy little green houses when the ultimate goal is cash flow from a lot of red apartment buildings?  

As some of the feedback above, a lot of these items are crucial to consider, however it would be best to simplify the first few steps as focusing on buying a property.