I would rather buy a few quality properties at conservative numbers over 5 years then load up on a bunch of marginal crap that will weigh me down and break even from some doing good and some doing bad and spinning my investing wheels.

My brain is spinning thinking about splitting deposits, classifying properties, and creating custom reports, but if I can get it set up properly I can see it being a great option.

How do you settle on a market and strategy and move forward when your head is spinning with totally different information?

If there is a different forum that is a better fit for this post, please let me know.The driveway is steep and gravel, and our handyman/cleaner (who worked for the previous owner and knows the house and its history well) suggested we have concrete poured to help with guests spinning out / getting stuck.

Not to say it's not possible or even imprudent, but that's WHY spinning up to 17 units is often a less tumultuous path.Back to the opportunity at hand:  If these are new construction homes then they should be low maintenance (but verify that with excellent inspections). 

Your head will spin with some of the offers you get, near free $. 

Your head is spinning.

I have been spinning my wheels for a while trying to figure it out!

If you're still spinning your wheels, ask others in the group what or who had the most profound impact on them.

Now if you are wholesaling and looking to spin deals to other guys maybe looking to hold and make some money in between then that might not be bad to look at but they are far and few.