It transitions to copper and the splits are all copper from that point until the pipe gets to the sinks or shower.

I am hoping to grow our properties over the next several years to a point where I can permanently transition to Real Estate Agent/Landlord full time. 

I currently work 40 hrs/week at my normal job and have the above timeline for a transition.

The cash flow is higher on each property and I can sleep easier at night knowing that my phone can only ring with 3 different numbers vs. 16.Eventually, I want to own 20+ units but I want that to be a smooth transition with a large margin of safety.  

I  bought a good 5 family in LB 3 years ago-I know things are a little different now,  but the areas are sort of transitioning and you may be able to find  a good multi.

And for this house ReMax has an estimated price of $90k but Truila has an estimated price of only $40k, so prices are all over the board right now as the neighborhood transitions.

But if you don't think he could pay market rent, then I would lead him to make a transition that fits his budget better.

I bought my second income property last February and am in a transitional stage trying to figure out how to buy more properties, but do so without selling the houses I currently have.

I've had great success so far but always looking to do better.I am interested in speeding up my single-family investing as well as how to transition to multi-family investing.Looking forward to connecting with other like-minded individuals.Best regards,Eric

I am looking to hear from peers who successfully transitioned from fix-flip to a Buy-Rehab-Rent (BRR) model.