Right now everything seems to be on fire - not that you can't still find houses, just that the deals are harder to come by, and I don't see anything wrong with having a healthy cash position for down the road.

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My life is a little chaotic and unpredictable these days but despite that, it's helped me establish consistency, a healthy routine, and everything is on track with the investment goal :) Really recommend it!

It's turned into a healthy income for my family and me.  

I'd love to hear how to safeguard against risk of non-paying tenants with the idea that pandemics/eviction moratoriums can happen.Hi Erin, sounds like you've got a good team around you with a CPA who helps you do planning.Although it can be nice to get a minimum number of units for a little diversity of income (5-10 units), I don't agree you need to keep growing to some set number (like 20) in order to reduce risk.Instead, just have healthy cash reserves to get you through the cash flow ups and downs.

Your standard MLS deal has too much of an owners markup and the Court House steps has too many "want to be investors" who are not properly doing their numbers to secure a healthy return be it fix and flip or fix and hold thus making it more difficult for everyone.

I have no debt other than my duplex mortgage, a stable job, and pretty healthy savings for investment.

I just wondered if there was risk that I might be overlooking, such as other regulations the insurer was immune to.

I am looking to do genuine wholesaling, renovate and resell, and to build a healthy rental protfolio.For this year my goals for wholesaling is to complete 20 transactions, conduct 5 renovate and resells, and acquire 5 rental properties.Currently SeekingI am currently seeking property to renovate and resell or to purchase for a rental portfolio.

Reducing tenant turnover (really reducing vacancy periods) goes a long way toward maintaining a healthy income stream.