In spite of this property being a bit older with some elements of "character" that newer units don't have, I don't think getting it rented will be as much of a challenge as it might have been in other years.

Once you get over 10 locations, it is best to at least market the portfolio as a package to the insurance companies. 

If we collectively had worked harder over the last fifty years to not just make an architect a required piece of the puzzle but actually worked to make it a desirable element of the project team, things would be quite different for architects.

Ive recently come across a package home deal working with a seller.

you could ask your closing attorney to draft a second deed as part of the closing package.

You might have problems with enforcing certain elements especially if they are contrary to state law.

I have a package deal for 10 houses right now for 210k that is pulling in 7k when it is fully rented.

A small package from the outside but definitely proves that good things come in small packages.

Did you buy the basic 300 dollar package?

What I did like was the ‘software package’ that came with the program.