But the smaller expenses can quickly add up and impact your bottom line.

I’d recommend you start your inMultiple mortgages will impact your credit....but not enough of an issue where you can’t continue to borrow.

I would make sure the gas station has no historical leaks that may have impacted your property.

If you do go the SDIRA route to invest in other flips, look into Checkbook Control IRAs, because the SDIRA transaction fees & speed will impact your numbers.

Exactly the point of my recent reply, and of the main post. 1- you haven’t seen what I’ve posted yet assumed u knew why I wasn’t getting responses 2- you would be correct if that’s how I talked in previous posts, but I haven’t 3- I do know how to speak professionally, and speaking unprofessionally once doesn’t equate to me having a lack of knowledge about it 4- my intentions are to actually learn why my posts aren’t getting attention (and no it’s not cuz I’m not asking a question/asking incorrect questions bc I can objectively analyze the impacts of my questions.

It has more of an impact on investments owned for long periods of time, like many years, or properties held during times of high inflation. 

Assuming the $300/ unit, the main things that would cause me any hesitation, would be how much you are going to have to leverage, the expected vacancy rates, and are you going to end up underwater (literally if you are in hurricane and flood spaces, or figuratively if it is likely to be impacted by a downturn in the economy). 

The program itself doesn't exactly have an impact on the asset.

Compounded over time, it has a big impact on profits...and some properties don't appreciate.I personally can't make a profit with 1% properties with no value add, little or no appreciation, and 3rd party management. 

That kind of growth has an incredible impact on the ultimate returns --- especially as the project size grows bigger.