It is EXTREMELY difficult to read your posts.

Would one additional property make it increasingly difficult to do so?

All of these issues make a unit more difficult to rent, or affect the $$$ you are able to get for rent.

That and educating yourself via reading, learning from others (here on BP as well), and putting into action what you have learned.It is very difficult (not impossible) to jump full time into RE particularly without a job.

Nathan, I would be cautious about buying 1bd. rental units, limited to singles and couples without children, difficult to keep rented in my market.

I really need to get a plan together and build my reserves at the same time as I keep growing, but it is so difficult with a full time job, 4 teenagers and a 3 month old baby.

I can't tell you much, but I know my attorney who closes my deals for my foreign investors told me for the purchase side nothing is different, and it's quite easy.For selling it is a bit different, though still not too difficult.

It is becoming increasingly more difficult to make $ investing in RE utilizing creative strategies.

He is an amazing guy who has the ability to explain things like cap rates, noi, dcr's and he has what he calls a 60 second analysis.

So be carefulBTW, the roof on the first one was very difficult, the old (3) rooves had to be stripped, a fair amount of decking replaced (and sheetrock damage repaired) etc.