Class A represents the best buildings in terms of aesthetics, age, quality of infrastructure, and location.Class B buildings are usually older and not as competitive—price-wise—as Class A buildings.

I feel it is an advantage to you to find a quality realtor/property manager because they have a vested interest in securing quality properties as they will have to deal with the issues after you close.

If you are leveraging each one, you can certainly flip multiple properties from one entity.As another mentioned, unless you are not honoring or intending to honor your build quality via warranty, there is no reason to trash the old and start a new.

Good Buy in Worcester, you are also going to have some appreciation due to additional quality units going up in the neighborhood. 

Quality tenants that pay on time, follow your rules, and can take care of the property may be  hard to find.  2% properties sound great, impossible to find here in Austin.  

Also, nicer properties and neighborhoods will always have a lower cap rate than lessor quality properties and neighborhoods.

It seems to be a decent quality wood so no point in wasting it. 

You’re better off spending your money on quality lead generation and tools that actually work.

@Bryan Richard Population of the town, loan size, occupancy must be 80%+, quality of the mobile home park and debt service, a credit score above 650+ and have 6 months of reserves is critical. 

The reason I have chosen to start with 2-4 units is because they qualify for FHA loans and I do want to house hack through this process as well so I would be living in a unit for at least a year (meeting the limitations of the fha loan), getting to know the tenants coming in to occupy other units and understanding exactly how it is to live in the property to be able to provide the best quality of life for the tenants.