(And feel free to say Google - but it’s such a firehose and misses out on genuine 1:1 interaction) Also, I’ve considered partnering with someone like minded/motivated and/or working with a Realtor but I think it’s too soon.

It’s outside the house, so you’re not touching/breathing/interacting with it.

No info on how the transition takes place, what the hurdles are during the 5 year period, repositioning targets, etc..The one thing all of these post have in common is they mention the number of doors on deals and never mention actual Net cash flow dollars, profit amounts per door, or deal strategy, some will post Gross dollars per door but that has zero value for any real insight in my opinion, we all know it's not how much you make it's how much you keep.In my interactions with wealthy Real Estate investors, when talking about multifamily apartment deals, they discuss acquisition goals and projections in dollar value and/or IRR not the number of doors as the highlight of the deal.I’d like to ask if the BP community will help change this Guru imbedded mindset about the number of Doors being the measurement of success.

This is passive investments, property manager handles all issues and interacts with the tenants, collects the rent and pays the bills.

Make sure you have a strict application process to avoid any fraud.Also, lease signing is probably the most important interaction with your tenant. 

@dave foster is the reigning 1031 champ around here.

You can see the culture and people, also how they interact, morale, etc. - it could be a good indicator.

I think attending the inspection and having that interaction is really valuable. https://cpinspectionsllc.com/

^_^) works from home doing dispatch work, solely from the computer with no phone interaction and she has so much free time during the day that she does the book keeping and other administrative tasks for my business and still has time to spare.Just a thought :)

@Dave Foster  You da man