For instance if your perfect client drives a Mercedes, gives back frequently and is a luxury shopper then attending $400 a ticket gala could be great prospecting.

In the beginning, that's an activity frequently used by people to justify (sometimes subconsciously) not doing anything yet.There's one person I know that's been designing their business card, and website, and the perfect letter, FOR SEVEN YEARS.

Quite frequently there are acceleration clauses for things like buyouts in companies. 

But I frequently make trips to Charlotte and I anticipate as I gain more experience I will definitely be getting into the real estate market there. 

Therefore, the move from one to six was not difficult, at least for us.I would think that jumping from zero to X units would be like a dragster going down the 1/4mile - - accelerating like crazy.Don't get me wrong here, I'm a strong advocate of MFUs due to the reduce maintenance and better cash-flow, but conservatively concerned on getting you off on the right foot.btw: turnkey as frequently applied on this site means buying from a company portfolio of units with tenants in-place, and thus you would pay their margins and impact your profitability.Buying any rental (SFR or MFU) with tenants in place, is by definition a turnkey purchase. 

I go up to the Bay Area semi frequently, usually for a weekend.

Stone would be much tougher to destroy, which also means you would be replacing it much less frequently.

We frequently (actually almost every job) provide materials.  

Monthly expenses: $2696Cash Flow at asking price:-$146Pros: Mostly remoldedGreat rentsLooks well taken care ofNot bad commute to work (13 minutes)Very sought after neighborhoodFenced in back yardCons:Pretty small units Frequent turnover in tenantsMinimal off street parkingOlder house (1875ish)I do like both properties, and I do have Property Mgt built into both even though I'll be doing it myself.

There has frequently been multiple offers on 2-4 plexes in good locations this Spring.