I’d say define your criteria for if you want to start smaller or immediately go larger and that will help dictate the types of strategies you need to employ. ie going it alone and buying smaller or needing to partner and go bigger.

I'd much rather be placing calls than sending mailers.

While my home is new, I'd like to maintain it well, and I plan to do this with all of my properties because I like taking care of my possessions. 

We have an appraisal gap but I’d rather not have to fork over that capital so I can do some minor remodeling and there’s still a possibility our gap may not be enough.

If you've got these things dialed in, then I'd say give them a call and start the conversation.

I'd love to hear an update when you get further.I had one a while back on a Tri-Plex where a disgruntled boyfriend decided he would get back at his girlfriend by setting the building on fire!!!!! 

Just never dreamed I’d need to worry about rent AFTER it’s in my account and one it’s way out the door to pay the mortgage.

I am location agnostic but I'd like to start at some level of positive cash flow. 

Just as a side note, I'd be curious why the siding is buckling on the backside of the newest addition to the home. 

If I can find a property in a smart market that makes sense, then I’d enjoy having another asset there, and growing a portfolio there.