The intent is to start very slowly with the hopes that 1) we don't lose money 2) we enjoy it and 3) can at some point blossom the idea into multiple properties so we can add meaningful net worth.

I am engaged and trying to work 2 jobs to help pay for whats turning out to be a very expensive wedding.

I have a different stance on that, I have represented the seller and the buyer multiple times, and my morals and my name are more important to me than money.

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A TIC investment is where multiple owners have fractional ownership of one property.

It is possible to handle multiple deals simultaneously,but usually you need hard money to do it.Hard money works because the lender looks just atthat property, and not at the fact that you have5 others in progress at the same time.If you find yourself turning down deals, or doingquick flips because you don't have working capital,working closely with a hard money lender can bethe solution...or not, it depends.Sorry to sound like a commercial.

I'm bumping this because I would really like to hear more ideas on how to manage multiple properties.

You begin to have to weigh risk/reward factor on multiple different types of investing.

This is more costly, but multiple mailings increase the likelihood of a response because with each mailing you become more familiar and trusted to your prospect.