It is a great option for an investor that is looking to diversify a portion of their overall portfolio out of stock market investments.

After owning 2 rental properties with a bit of house hacking in LA, I feel that I should diversify my portfolio now that it costs more to invest in LA with less cashflow. 

Then we want to start to build our portfolio of good return "C+/B/B+ rentals" not too far from our "forever home".Here is our situation - - For livable rentals, I want it to be in a good neighborhood where we are comfortable living in there.

If you intend to have multiple rental properties in your portfolio then be cognizant of how your primary home could impact that. 

I was just wondering as I would like to use this stradegy in the future to fix and rent properties to build my portfolio.

I've seen 1 bad investment crumble an entire portfolio. 

But perhaps int he future in an effort to grow your portfolio faster.

If you're committed to building a portfolio of multi-family, use these great SFH deals to build your savings through assigning the deals.

I believe I found a somewhat unique opportunity to purchase a current investors portfolio of properties. 

The forecasted future IRR may be fine and continue to meet an investor's criteria...but most investors do not subject their existing portfolio to the same criteria as their acquisitions.