I am looking for houses to buy and hold and rent in a high-intensity scheme, meaning as many rooms in the property as possible.

However, I’d like to share some “doodles” with you concerning your ~8 acre site to get and give some perspective to the development of your property and how it can play in its development.Snap Shot 1 Shows 8.6 acres as land area, 35 | units | acre as density and an average unit size of 900 square feet to arrive at Net Rentable Area (NRA) of 270,000 sq ft.

It’s labor intensive but you’ll save about half your cost by doing it yourself with rented tools and buy on sale flooring.

Play with a mortgage amortization schedule and you’ll find out you will most likely make more money in the long run.

Things like the decision to put property in an LLC, buy in an LLC, or buy in your own name is highly dependent on all of the individual factors at play for the investor.

There're many ways to skin a cat, as they say, and it's really up to you as to which way to play.

At best they think you are a coward and they will play you out.

But if you want fast cash flow, a mobile home park is probably a good play.

Mesquite is the worst and will play the inspection game with you to make being a landlord miserable.

These tenants work hard and play hard and as long as they keep the place up and pay rent I am good with it .