I'm looking for some tips...or mane just a social platform to share how unhappy having to do this has made me feel.

A lot of rentals were being snatched by them and single professionals and families were unable to find suitable rentals.

If you have a larger portfolio or have properties that have a subsidized tenant is you may want to start looking at the larger platforms, Boston Post, Yardi, Onesite. 

After we have re-positioned the property we will refinance to pull out equity and repeat the process.We plan on using the BiggerPockets platform to learn, grow and connect with other RE professionals: Flippers / Rehabbers / Investors: Given that we are undertaking an extensive marketing campaign we will most likely have deals that don't fit our criteria or have too many deals to execute ourselves.

Our primary focus thus far is to buy and hold rental properties, both single family or multi unit.I look forward to learning from you all and eventually contributing to this great platform!

We've found that the longer you take to enter your expenses and income into whatever platform you use, the harder it becomes to stay on top of it.  

Properties that have 5 or more units.If you are "in the box" (less than 10 loans, stable w2 income, adequate down payment, suitable property) the best approach IMO is a mortgage broker that has a significant portion of their business in the investor segment.

When you decide to buy & hold, especially with a property that needs rehab, you are making a time-based bet on the ability of that house in that market to provide a suitable return.

(What kind of rates would be 'good' and what would be 'bad' as far as where the market sits right now).4th : Find a suitable home with a higher ROI (at least 8% is my goal).5th : Purchase said propertyDoes this sound like the right way to go?

@Bac Nguyen Hello Bac I hope you are making progress on the situation you mentioned.Take a look at Evergreen Note Servicing: notecollection.com.They offer a very strong investor platform available online 24/7 and are licensed in North Carolina.