Thus, I recommend checking with your broker frequently and definitely a few times before you close, as it is not uncommon for the final insurance quote at closing to vary (increase) from the prelim quote obtained during your initial diligence process.

If you need something that is affordable because your local market (and seemingly surrounding markets) can't support your REI goals, and you somewhat frequently end up here already, then I don't see why it wouldn't make sense.

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You can probably source enough to get started on BP just by DMing people (investors/investor agents) that are frequent posters in a particular market.

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I know this topic has been discussed frequently in the forums, however I'm still finding a lack of solutions for a small/intermediate mixed portfolio.

Are homes being reassessed frequently?

I often don't know what to make of it when people say:"I own 70 units".I think it's more important to find out what the cash flow is.I think it's way more important than number of units.Someone who owns 35 units cash flowing 100$/door/month obviously isn't as healthy as someone who owns 10 units cash flowing 1000$ per unit.But in my time on BP,I've noticed that simple fact has frequently got swept under the carpet.So anyway,since you asked,here's where I am with monthly cash flow included:1 SFH in Cleveland OH ($100)3 SFHs in Jacksonville ($100,$600,$1000)4 duplexes in Jacksonville ($1500,$1000,$1000,$1500)

Also, keep in mind that "it depends" seems to be an answer frequently given in response to general real estate questions.

The last one may or may not work out, watch your down payment and inspect quality frequently.