Then you can even break that into quarterly goals.

-Clay

My brother and I @Clay Manship co-own 6 units and have an additional 15 under contract as we speak.

According to the paper work I have, it cash flowed approx 13.6k in the first there quarters of the year, which isn't bad, I don't think.

@Latravis Brazil,I will let you know when the next meetup is and where.The last one was at a house that @Clay Smith was renovating.Thanks

Most of these lists probably have like a quarter of the names on them as bad leads, but when you are sending out potentially thousands of postcards....you just cant possibly check all the information.  

A quarter mile radius will usually encompass more than one neighborhood.What/where have you been in investing in the area?  

One quarter of 250.

The fire alarm inspection is quarterly and I have to be there.

In the case of larger apartment buildings you have not only economies of scale in terms of operating costs but also the cost to acquire per rentable unit is decreased.Example would be:$50,000 per unit of 2bd 1ba for 4 units - fourplex - $200,000 sales price50 units of 2bd/1ba could be $40,000 per unit cost = $ 2,000,000 sales priceSo now you've got 12.5 times the amount of units for only 10 times the price so you have more rents to cover your overhead and a higher chance to make a higher net operating income(NOI).Then again not all things are equal in every market and this is why the question is such so broad because in some markets you may get more rent for 2 bd 1ba condos but rent applied to larger apartment buildings may be less due to the crammed nature of your living quarters and other factors.