I recently started working with an established house flipper in my market and learning the process.

The east end seems to be rehabbing faster than the west end because that is where the activity is on Cherokee St.If this is your first property, you're going to have to learn tenant screening and be on your A game 100% of the time in this area.

My Lake house does better, but is seasonal (late spring to early fall) and Clemson home games and I am around 60% vacancy rate. 

I'd say play the long game. 

Andrew is an engineer and has held senior executive roles in several Fortune 500 companies, and he has established himself as a local top multifamily real estate Sponsor over the past decade.

I'm on page 202 of E-Myth and I think the most Gerber's critical idea so far has been treating your business like a franchise prototype and establishing systems.

We have an established LLC and multiple properties in our names that we would like to move into our LLC. 

In my opinion, the most important thing is to establish some sort of system and rules for yourself that will make the process less scary to you.   

. :) Ive read a few beginner rei type books, and am aiming to narrow my focus from the general reading to more targeted focus of individual methods for getting in the game.  

I would like to scale up into the apartment game.