@Sam hate to admit it, but i been using same model for 10 years. i purchase 2-4 unit buildings in need of work with low rents and bad management. i raise rents to market value deal with turn over and usually sell to a bay area investor who thinks we are all rookies in the valley. :)

You might get a biased answer on Bigger Pockets since we are all real estate nerds :) But if I had $100,000 set aside ready to invest in something for a profit, I would only be looking at investing in something I know very well.

This doesn't help with no natural light coming in, but we are in Maine and it's sunset about 4:13 right now.

We are cash flowing plenty from our other properties so we have a good buffer.

We are currently sitting at 58 units total units owned53 additional units available to us the moment we have the financing to bring them down4 completed flips3 flips in the finishing stages3 wholesalesWe own and operate 2 AirBNB propertiesWe own a 20 lot mobile home parkWe purchased a historic limestone Inn which we will be converting into 17 apartments geared towards servicing our military clienteleI earned top producer status for my 2nd year and am opening my owner brokerageI'd like to go into detail on not only the keys to my success this year, but also highlight how extremely important my failures are to my success.

Do they also wear tin foil hats or believe the moon landing was a government hoax. 

I know that if we are going to start a business, it is crucial to keep aside some liquid cash to fund the business at least for a year.

We are entering the peak rental season and so far I only have 2 bookings.

We are very much looking forward to the new challenges that we will encounter and we are very grateful for the vast amounts of knowledge and experience we are learning through BP forums, blogs, podcasts, as well as my Audible subscription. 

In a market where people are struggling to find properties, we are finding more than we can keep up with.