It could make sense to bring in an investment partner.Another option, since it sounds like it's a handful of smaller properties, is to get a group of people together and divide and conquer the units rather than having one master portfolio with LPs and GPs.Feel free to DM me if you want to discuss strategy; I'm happy to help.

Some people say don’t do it, but I paid off my 60k I used from my HELOC 5 years ago with my Cashflow and I profit $6200/month and ended up with 8 houses from my first two houses I used from the HELOC.

I am learning all I can and I can't wait to start collaborating with all the great people on Bigger Pockets. 

This is one of the main reasons to network with other people.  

For example, if your lease expires 12/31 how many people are actually going to be motivated enough to move after the holiday season and in the midst of winter?

Check out Ohio people from all over the world are investing in Ohio's real estate.

If people think things are getting better, I have some swamp land to sell you.

What I usually tell people is go look at the profit margins of the big public builders like DR Horton, Taylor Morrison, toll Brothers, lennar etc..   

So its good to team up with good people to help you build up a good foundation so you have the best chance of success with people and systems. 

I listed it on FB marketplace as a Long Term Rental while it was under contract just to get the feelers out, and I got a lot of responses from people who wondered if I'd take Section 8.The house is in an area with pockets of Section 8 housing.