I'd much rather be a recognized business with hundreds of properties that banks jump at the chance to lend to than a "nobody" with tons of hidden assets that has limited access to debt/capital to continue to grow with.

All the monies will be available for the next flip and I plan to grow my capital by rolling each deal's capital to the next.

History lesson: river cities tend to sprawl out and grow north against the flow of the river.

@Scott Swink Growing up, I was always told that I cant get what I don't ask for!

Hey @Mark Ferguson , I was born in Rock Springs but did not grow up there, after high school in Akron Colorado I did go to WW junior college and got an associates there before heading to Laramie.

Ask property managers what properties rent best and fastest.

As we grow and things get a little more hectic I am contemplating some sort of assistant to help with marketing, daily tasks like phone calls, acquisitions, etc.

At the same time, I have to learn somehow, as I'd like to grow my rental business in the future.In the Good/Fast/Cheap equation, I don't need it Fast (not carrying a mortgage or construction loan, so taxes/insurance/lost rental income is the only downside of taking a long time), but I'd like it Good and Cheap.Am I foolish for thinking I can oversee a project of this magnitude?

If so this is one of the fastest ways to generate cash flow.As far as the Attorney goes, you want to make sure that the Attorney you choose is investor friendly.

Go small, gain experience, and grow capital smart which limits risk.I know some about hotels but not an expert.