So you don't over renovate nor can you necessarily push the rent prices up exhorbinately but year after year as things start to progress you start raising rents 50-100 a month until you do start pricing out those less desirable tenants and then you renovate the house to the condition that attracts the the type of tenant you want to that fringe area.

GL and keep us informed on your progress  @Justin Ignacio

We don't want to slow our progress.

I learned next time, Im going to get a contractor and or a crew to help me fix it up rather than me managing it because I was there doing the work, my progress of doing other deals halted.

Keep us posted of your progress.

Have you made any progress since this posting?

This will also provide you with a ton of great contacts in the industry that will be a part of your team as you progress- Listen to the BP Podcast every week and try to read any book you can on the subject.

For someone still building that strong portfolio a dog that you have to support every month would slow your progress down drastically.

Quite up to date and informative breakdown by income, vacancy, progress etc.

Would love to hear how your experience with Roofstock progresses.