We wouldn't be cash buyers, there isn't a lot of time for due diligence, but most importantly we're still somewhat green so we would only want to manage one project/property instead of a portfolio of multiple properties.What has your past experience/expertise been in?

It is impossible to call the exact bottom and very difficult for most people to buy an entire portfolio at any given instant.

Investing is about making the numbers work and having a relatively emotional detachment to your investment portfolio.

Right now, we've got about 40 SFH's in our portfolio that are 100% renovated (some are already occupied) with plans to expand even more.

I am an experienced Property Manager looking to help investors manage their portfolios, as well as, my husband and I are wanting to start in fix and flips!

This includes vacancies.Many older investors in CA when I lived there had built up a portfolio by keeping the prior family home when they traded up.

It was 3 years of wheel spinning while he increased his portfolio by about 5 million dollars and another $30,000 in monthly rental income but it was my own fault.

I would buy as many SFH's or Multi Units as possible with the 200K put tenants in them, head to your local bank which does portfolio loans and get LOC on them and repeat the process one more time.This way you can utilize the power of leverage and get some decent portfolio of rental properties.

What is the management like for a portfolio of that size?

Currently investing and growing my portfolio of NPN's.