I myself am a passive investor and don’t like to be bothered with property management so if I were you I would sell and roll the profits into a passive real estate deal but if you’re looking to learn about being a landlord then maybe you hold on to it.

I'm going to great lengths to roll out 95% LTV $1.5m o/o SFR, I'm also constantly analyzing fulfillment/funding times, etc, would I be doing all of that if I were the only game in town? 

Each day that the carpet was wet, it was treated with an antimicrobial solution and everything was tested for moisture and mold several times throughout the process.

My plan is to flip a few houses and roll that money back into the condo in a year or so and pay it off or down...but what's the best tax strategy for that?

Because this is residential the Rent roll and Cap rates don’t really matter to the lender and appraiser.Hope this helps.

If you don't pass this quick test, it's usually not worth looking any further.

Get a copy of the rent roll and the financial statement. 

I am presently testing this recipe promoted on YouTube and other home repair site:-Mix equal parts sugar and boric acid powder-Place in jars or small containers near infected areasI placed my test mixture into a small petri dish and so far, haven't seen them drawn to it like some have claimed. 

What if you were to find a smaller number of investors that we’re willing to do it, and each time you refinance they roll their capital they just received back into the next deal?

I am on automatic email distributions, but I can't get things like broker comments, listing broker contact, attachments for rent roll or plans, etc. without sending multiple emails which is time consuming.