By Than MerrillThe audio book is pretty cheap, and there is a lot of direction!

I want to invest in real estate because I love the idea of seeing my assets , like the idea of buying books and not listening to audio.

I have literally never raised rents on an incumbent (quality) tenant. 

The overall quality based on the whole picture is much more important to me than an arbitrary rent to purchase price metric which is often skewed by the seller fudging their numbers on operating expenses anyway.

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.

Literally, it seems I have read every book, listened to every audio book, podcast, etc. 

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.