The other 20% is a grab bag of people that don't need to use ALL rental income to qualify (so the one unit appearing on tax returns does the trick), people that move back in with mom who doesn't charge rent, wonky things like that. 

As markets rise and heats up, flipping margins tightens and more risk holding the bag when the market heads down.In general, finding the deal is paramount to market conditions. 

Bags are all the fashion.Ok 2-5 are a joke (ish, maybe some validity to them). 

I violate my golf game every time I take a club out of the bag but I'm not sure how your ability to somehow grab some undefined violation has any impact on a data point that tells you to buy or not buy.

And assuming you're an LLC or such, you can walk away leaving me holding the bag if it really gets bad.

I will be messing around with some shorts until the dust clears.  

Any input is appreciated ToanYou're getting a mixed bag of answers because the term "portfolio" is used in a variety of instances.A portfolio loan is one that is kept on its books by a bank, a correspondent lender or a private lender. 

There may be some final details such as dust and window cleaning etc. which you may needto hire a cleaning person or company perform before listing the property.

A scoped pellet gun, pellets and a bag of corn. 

:0(Forced to sell home / condo - in 2009 - could not find suitable work = sustainable incomeGave away most all contents in condo = books, sofa, etc to SALVATION ARMY prior to saleBeen in Poverty for over a decadeFinally found work bagging groceries for 2+ years / 3 hours PER WEEK as ONLY JOB making $35 / wkI have been wearing mainly the same clothes for 15+ years - purchased some at Goodwill & SAVERSNo Gym memberships for 8+ years, just on and off as "guest" & walking the surrounding neighborhoodsNo Vehicle for 6+ yearsOn Food Stamps for 5 yearsLiving with Parent for support for 10 years and still here !!