A little before the end of the first batch of 18 properties, one of the staff writers from BiggerPockets had reached out to do an article on my journey of buying rentals and it had a pretty decent number of views.

If you make that much money just buy 1 or 2 class A/B 4 unit buildings moderately leveraged 70-75 LTV and long term hold it, I have sold many of these to high income buyers over the years and they ran very smoothly.

In non S-LLC states I would create an LLC in that State, and then you can grow into an asset management limited partnership (AMLP) and place that LLC into it to smooth-line taxes etc.

All of it is play :)And, in the middle of all this, the family and I will disappear for weeks here and there, because that's how we roll :) Literally - roll in the Tesla...haha Smooth, don't you think?

But it is kind of like porn.

He had another business venture (streaming High school sports on the internet) with 2 partners several years ago where one of the partners (the software writer) did not hold up his end of the bargain and they had to file for bankruptcy.

I have a place pretty close to me that is a scratch and dent but they have so many items you can always get ones that have there blemishes hidden by cabinetry.I feel it is a pretty good price from everything I have found around here.Dishwasher, Range (smooth top), microwave (Over Range) and Refrigerator (Side by Side), all stainless steel for $1500....

Everything was smooth sailing until I applied for a new loan on another deal with the same lender.  

Process has been relatively smooth so far.

Also you need to be in constant contact with the escrow agent, all the way up until day of closing to make sure things go smoothly.