This might be a win for someone who has limited money but a bunch of time to put into something.

I believe the limit is 10 at one time (FHA)

Instead of being at the mercy of banks and limiting the amount of income you can make.

This is completely phased out at 150k.Your expenses in any year are limited to the amount of rental income brought in.

Then I'd look to possibly refi a couple of the previous properties to pull some of your money back out and use that for a few more purchases.By then, maybe can do some flips to add capital and keep going.What I would say is don't limit yourself to two houses.

Lamar Cannon "Our only limitations are those we set up in our own minds." - Napoleon HillGO PATRIOTS!!

So I inserted a time limit, which I think was 2 years.

While I'm sure mailers work terrifically, I personally don't have any inventory to advertise, so that kind of limits me to cold calling and networking.

Just to limit my risk so I don't lose any money in the event of a fire or something.And this one probably saved me about $350 to 400 a month on my properties.

Attempting to take all you can is not underwriting.HMLs aren't banks, they can't borrow through the federal reserve, they have a limited amount of money to work with and while it does make perfectly good sence to maximize profits at the highest utilization of assets, being excessive is not in the public good, nor is it for the industry or themselves in the long run.