I would like to see some of the fruits now.

When investors are doing stuff like this they don't get to work with the successful agent, they get the low hanging fruit, plain and simple.

Hey @Theo HicksHere's my take the numbers are okay but if you have 500,000 to spend in Cincinnati market you could buy 6-7 turn key sfh or smaller 4 units and not have all your eges in one basket plus norwood is not the easiest place to deal with and depending on the side of norwood you have to be careful of the drug usages and the type of tents you will attract .

Also, while having all my eggs in one basket would limit some costs, it would also mean a larger loss if the property is vacant.

We also do a welcome basket at move in.

Most of CA is far off the bottom and the easy "easy fruit" is long gone.  

Hope you have a fruitful week!  

Sounds like an old bank loan that fell out of the basket, sounds pretty good and, it might get paid off sooner, that's even better!

It will pay of fruitfully in the future as well.

Real estate debt is like a basket of groceries.