Since you indicated that you are considering another build, you might consider starting a diary in the BP diary forum to record the progress incrementally, rather than all at once upon completion.

I see you're from Grand Rapids- what about this idea:https://www.gvsu.edu/economics/certificate-in-real-estate-68.htmI would also suggest trying to get into property management as you're interested in multi family.

Even better, the houses are in areas that are undergoing gentrification, so that equity is going to grow rapidly over the next five years.I'm in the process of refinancing two of the properties to pull out equity, and I'm in the preliminary stages of also working out a conventional loan for a slightly more expensive property that I haven't identified yet. 

You need to make sure that your investment returns are far outpacing your incremental cost of capital.  

Perhaps making appointments in 5 minute increments, rather than an open half hour.

What I've done in the past in regards to raising rent, when I am in the clear to raise rent, is raise it in increments.  

Tim Puffer I'm looking for any leads on apartment complexes in the Grand Rapids area.

In a recent deal in Cedar Rapids I acquired a large vacant lot along with the parcel the house sets on. 

I am looking to hire a company or independent contractor to mow the lawn for a duplex downtown Grand Rapids. 

Curious to hear how everyone thinks the use of certain monthly increments could be best utilized in building a successful portfolio:$1k$2.5k$5k$10k$25k+Naturally this could include holding on to the monthly amount and saving it for an upcoming use (down payment, HML, etc).