I personally know agents doing multiple 6 figures (and one doing 7). 

Since I will be doing this full time in the next month or so I will want to do multiple properties and would like to try out a turnkey contractor.  

If you're bringing multiple doors to the table I can guarantee that someone will negotiate a lower rate. 

Since I will be doing this full time in the next month or so I will want to do multiple properties and would like to try out a turnkey contractor.

However, the key to keeping a full pipeline is to create multiple means of advertising.

She said they have had multiple offers in the 60's already, so I am guessing other investors see the value in the property and my initial offer was good.  

There are also instances were there may be multiple lenders on a house that is being foreclosed on.

I one day want to own multiple single family rental properties.

(to essentially do that again or multiple times etc.)

I tried doing the same type of analysis for multiple properties and keep getting negative cashflows.Address: 11903 Fork Creek Dr, Houston TX 77065Purchase price: $110,000 (asking $128,000)Loan type: 30yr @ 4% fixedCash needed = $22,000 (20% downpayment) + $5000 closing = $27,000Monthly rent = $1,350Property taxes: $209/monthInsurance: $396/monthOther expenses (water, sewage, etc): $100Vacancy/repairs/cap expenditures/prop mgmt: 5/5/5/10Result = $1,350 (rent) - $1,425 (total expenses) = -$75.02 cashflow (??)