@Matt Rosenbohm I have had this same internal conversation more and more frequently lately .The math will always indicate that buying more is better - more appreciation, higher rent rolls, easier to grow net worth, etc.

I will try and find a CPA that frequently deals with these types of returns and strategies. 

I see this term frequently.

Sponsors frequently co-invest their personal capital alongside that of their limited partners to create alignment and have "skin in the game."  

I'm frequent in the Milwaukee area on a weekly basis.Patrick

The numbers look good for this property so i'm confused why it  would be sold so frequently.What would cause investors to get rid of this property so frequently?

The first question I always ask before I invest in a property is "what is my exit strategy" followed by "who is my audience".

This is a frequent topic for conversations on the forum.

Then, I would communicate an exceptional level of responsibility in that I would get more done than expected and frequently report all progress made with the habit to continually offer to take on more responsibility.

I believe another issue with potential investors, like we see frequently with agents, is the low-to-no barrier to entry.