TxEagle,There is a book called "How to Build a Real Estate Money Machine" by Wade Cook that covers basically the same concept as Lonnie, but with SFHs.

In looking at Birmingham properties on Zillow I noticed the following:4621 Court S, Birmingham, AL 35208 3 beds1 bath-- sqft For Sale $26,000 Zestimate®: $25,769 This home is part of a larger package of 29 properties (attached in photos). 

Most of the owners are repairing machines themselves, collecting coins themselves, or otherwise not paying them selves for their time.

However there is the potential Con of having to keep the machines operational. 

A good set of processes, standard operating procedures (SOP's), and policies can be the difference between a successful, well-oiled machine type of organization and a chaotic, inconsistent, and frustrating one.Their concept of "McDonaldizing" your operation is exactly right.

That's where we learned that you can buy sheer fabric by the yard so much cheaper than sewn curtains and it only takes a little time and work with a sewing machine to turns the fabric into correctly-sized sheer panels.Women really notice when they're apartment hunting which landlord did nothing for the windows and which provided basic window treatments.

I got the machines new at the local scratch and dent.

As an active Listing Broker and Wholesaling Realtor® I make offers on MLS property all the time.  

Back when I was appraising a couple of companies tried to get machine generated appraisals as the accepted way of getting a value.

All the hype of the past few years that said that everything should be done for you (including having your phone answered by a machine) is over.