I am in the team of smaller portfolios with more cash flow vs. 100 doors.

Another strategy is looking at short term or mid term rentals thats one way to cashflow but it does take more work as your basically running a hotel business but once you figure how to automate things it will get easier at least thats what the short term rental investors tell me lol.

I have seen these terrible scams they are running now that a lot of people have so much equity in there home but after Covid I’d imagine many people have credit issues but these company pretend like they are giving you access to equity in your home but they are actually buying your home and renting it back to you.

For instance, if a property worth $10 million brings in $100,000 per door, the cap rate is $100,000 divided by $10 million.To quickly size up a deal, I rely on the 1% rule: if the price is $100,000 per door, I expect to see at least $1,000 in monthly rent.

If book keeping is not something you keep up with, then you are probably better off running all income and expense for the triplex through a separate account.

I certainly don't want to run up another $20k on a charge.

Do a search and you will find a lot of lists of items to put in.Have you run the numbers for Orlando?

It's a great way to get a foot in the door and it provides more lending options as well if you owner-occupy.

These are the kinds of idiots running the show.

My company had the ability to cash out a mortgage at a moments notice although to be fair if we had a run on the bank we could not have covered all of them.