Alternatively, if you are not accredited but have resources or skills and time to bring to the equation, you can get up to speed and then approach partners that have what you might not have (skills, experience, cash, etc) and fill their need.  

I would live in it for a year and then rent..i just wish I could speed it along in purchasing more than just one a year instead of having to wait a year.

The vast majority of C class renters do not see their incomes rising at the same speed the cost of living does.

Once I am a bit more sure of the numbers I will probably create an excel sheet, to speed up the process.

If necessary, I would potentially use any other income sources to speed up, stay on target or address pain points.I'm suggesting a 10 year time frame as a ball park because I will use any additional income to speed this process along.

That would help speed up property analysis.Thanks

This may seem pretty off the wall but my "face recognition" skill is on point.

My shift at the hospital is pretty flexible but I have a great handy man on speed dial...I know...

If you can't look at a prospective property within 24 hours turn in your offer because speed does succeed in most sales.Make sure you know of anything in the building code that is unusual and budget for it.  

If you spend some time getting up to speed on the apartment model, you will have more clarity on your question.