Hi Lilah, I think that sounds like a really solid plan.

I've been through a couple and know what I want:Timely, Error Free Accounting Transparent ReportingProactive Maintenance - Not Just RepairReasonably AccessiblePlaces Solid Tenants at Market

They get up every morning ready to attack the phones, hammer follow up, and create a solid foundation of systems.

I came across a house that would make a solid flip.

In order for you to add that kitchen you’re going to need to get solid contractors and you will certainly need city permits.  

With the demographics showing a steady stream of people into the market I would expect solid returns going forward with a long term horizon.  

With a solid property bank wont really “count” the debt against you.

My analogy roots from the stock market and goes like this; Some of the wealthiest investors don't pay attention to what the market is doing they do something called dollar-cost averaging where no matter what they buy a certain amount of stock, bond, ETF. 

Calling an insurance agent in the area to get a solid quote.

I've seen a few over the years where a couple experienced Landlords said they make a good profit, but they don't share solid numbers.