I just recently closed on a multifamily home that I am house hacking and I was able to find quality tenants almost immediately.

House is selling for 660K with 300K in outstanding loan.Few options:Pay 50K in taxes and put the remaining money in VTSAX (Vanguard fund)Roll the money into 1031crowdfunding.com or kpi1031 or something similar in 3 different properties and get around 5% monthly cash flowPay 50k in taxes and put the remaining money in Norada Promissory note to get 15% monthly cash flow (I am accredited investor)Buy a turnkey property for 660K to 1M – preferably a duplex/fourplex.

He also seems pretty low priced, for the quality of service.

What is the Quality Assurance agreement?

We also have a lot of quality multifamily properties in the C & B neighborhoods.Toledo has been making some big strides lately and has a become an investor hot spot for out of state investors.

Same reason I don't buy all my gym equipment from the very well-known brand Rogue for my gym; I can get some items that align in my interests at the same quality elsewhere.

Look in surrounding/similar quality areas.

Steve,The answer is it depends (I hate that answer;).It depends on the amount of time you can commit, the quality of the property you purchase, the type of tenants you have, if you self manage or outsource, how organized you are, etc.As with most things, you should walk before you try to run so I would urge starting 'smaller' and in a few years moving up if you still want to.

I think the #1 thing you need to do to make yourself invaluable to investors is to source them good quality deals.

Also, the title company is ensuring that their aren't any outstanding liens against the property that will need to be addressed before closing.