Should I transition to buying cheaper Midwest duplexes and go after cash flow or sit on the cash and wait for the market frenzy to slow down.

I would, however, I agree to assist them in any way reasonable to make their transition smoother.

It’s critical I get it right and begin to free myself from work as a mechanic and make the transition into real estate!

Since the demand for homes and rentals is SO HIGH and inventory is so sparse, I am seeing some of the up and coming neighborhoods start transitioning, and I do imagine that will continue for some time. 

Having just transitioned to a full time investor about 2 years ago and of course writing off everything I possibly can to minimize my tax burden, I won't qualify to refi on a conventional loan at this time.

Brandywine pushes ahead with $3 billion mixed-use redevelopment near DomainAbout 7M SF to be built on 66 acresPhiladelphia-based Brandywine Realty Trust executives said their ambitious 66-acre, $3 billion master-planned and transit-oriented community just east of The Domain is officially under construction.

If you were purchasing from someone who self hosted it can be a much easier transition, where they assist you in transferring bookings, provide you with photos and videos so you can get on the platforms quicker etc..

Is there a way to find out the amount of transit through a town or why people are traveling through there?

Eight units isn't much, you should be able to handle them with QB.If you plan to grow, then you may want to start with RentRedi, but plan on transitioning to somethin more robust.

I truly hope it's a transition thing and they will eventually stop, but if not, i am just going to hire a professional to deal with them until they leave.