We recently closed on a 38 unit full BRRRR this puts us at 50 units under our belt, as we continue grow there are different road blocks as you all know.

Maybe when I get a few more rehabs under my belt ill start being a little more risky with the deals I come across lol.

I understand that I could use as little of my own money as possible and potentially get several properties under my belt.

I suggest getting back to the education process until you have this under your belt first.

(No, this doesn't mean i'm looking to take a bad deal to get something under my belt).But i guess i'm just wondering -- Is my criteria something people are finding, but when they refer to no deals, they refer to better, larger "home run style" deals?

., 1-10 rental units, a few flips under their belt, etc)2.

Then I can focus on having some fun like putting my tool belt back on and rehabbing properties around my area while grabbing some deals for myself as I go.  

@Jarrett Chouinard  are you just starting out or do you have a few investments under your belt?  

Hopefully with a facility or two under my belt by then.

I still don't quite have a full year of tax deed investing (and RE investing for that matter...) under my belt.