While I am growing my portfolio is there a good process that will allow me to keep track of utilities without having to add and remove each time a tenant moves out? 

I did much of my growing up in LA and still have much family there.

Thanks for responding guys, this buckey nation of ours is growing.

I have been thinking about strategies of growing my real estate unit portfolio in size, but any way I looked, I was running into limitations (high LTV for conventional loans, expensive real estate with low cap, 1031) but nothing felt quite right until I came across the BRRRR strategy.

My father has been trying to get me to invest in commercial (his wheelhouse) for the last decade, and after seeing his portfolio grow in that timespan, I'm kicking myself for not starting that journey sooner. 

I like the idea of growing my business and building wealth, leaving the current corporate scene faster with a franchise.

Relationships are built with time, the more RE meetups you go to the more people you will meet, like-minded people who also want to grow in real state.

Choose different markets that have room to grow in median price compared to 2007 or stable market that are not volatile to have huge buyer or seller market swings.

I’m sure this is small potatoes to some of you hard hitters out there, but it’s incredible and huge to me.My friends father was a contractor when he was growing up, and he worked for his father through high school so he had that experience already.

For some reason I cannot relate to that..He just wants you to grow your $$ quicker.