I think you gradually start focusing  on a particular area as an agent.  

And if I'm gradually paying them down while acquiring more, then I may never hit that fannie/Freddie maximum property amount of 4-10 depending on various factors.

I am also considering leaving as is and gradually switching to the tenant paying utilities. 

We watched the property gradually drop $20k, and then made our move.

That's not how I want to get started or to even keep going at all, I've already thrown away the notion of the get rich quick dream and I'm looking to actually gradually build wealth and ultimately financial freedom.I can go on and on but bottom line is I want to start Wholesaling to ultimately help me stash away to invest in a triplex or four-plex.

I think gradual increases when there are upticks in the market are acceptable.

With a property like that would you jack up the rents day one or gradually increase them over then next year or two? 

I've been gradually learning about real estate and I realized how important it is to have someone who teaches you first hand.

@Scott KimberlyThe first deal is definitely the hardest, but there are plenty of roadblocks that come up on subsequent deals as well.However, doing our first deal gave us the confidence gradually to move forward on future deals, and that does snowball overtime.

Should I increase them gradually or just go straight for the $650?