Hello all,Currently doing a medium scale renovation on a newly acquired rental and it crossed my mind to asked here- to find out what has worked best for fellow buy and hold investors- Is it better for contractors to provide materials vs the investor?

I'm enjoying the learning process at a small scale that feels very manageable.  

However; with it being built and assembled on the lot, I'm sure it will probably still be considered manufactured housing, which by the way is a cost efficient way to build and in many instances more energy efficient. 

As time goes on you will dominate your local market and scale back your PPC campaign.  

It flat doesn't exist in many markets and certainly doesn't scale as you buy nicer properties.  

If you are a cash buyer, shorter closing period and/or POF really help tip the scales your way.As @Anthony Dooley mentioned above, the details come out in the PSA. 

We do large scale renovations on older properties with ARV > 500k.

I'm scaling up outside of my current comfort zone so, relatively speaking, I won't have a lot of cash reserves in case something goes wrong; I'd love some feedback about how to overcome this challenge. 

Memphis International Airport and the FedEx hub, selling points to potential auto manufacturers with shipping agendas, is 45 minutes eastward.

Do you plan on transitioning any other activities off to a 3rd party company or hire employees in order to scale the rental business even more?