It was better than nothing, but I wouldn't recommend it.The pros of a ventless are: efficiency, no need for ducting, typically higher-end.The cons: more expensive, they put heat in the room (may not be a con), need to drain condensate, may have smaller capacity than conventional units.

If your agent/broker is knowledgeable about those types of products and has them available, it's likely more efficient for you to implement a single "master" policy for your properties.   

That may make a seller motivated but they would still need to agree to sell to you for agreed upon price.

But it motivated me to get my license here in Denver.

We have a higher end flip sitting for sale right now and I’m wondering if we will have more buyers because people are motivated by rate cuts or if we will have zero buyers because people have the fear of losing their jobs right now.

Technological advances creating more globalized economies and efficient means of communication (radio/phone mass adoption vs. internet and tech mass adoption).These are just some of the few uncanny similarities I am seeing between these time periods.

Would love to know what kept you motivated!

Even though the cash flow from a single unit is/was a little lower, there are efficiencies and appreciation that you will get in these properties instead of a single families. 

Many will choose real estate as a safe haven.3) The liquidity crisis is forcing the sale of gold (and bitcoin) which are both going down, so for many loosing a ton of money in stocks does not really motivate one to go out and buy another asset we all watched crater 10 years ago.4) The role of institutional money in residential r.e. is probably not well accounted for, so is black rock going to need to liquidate a couple thousand houses in your state?

I am new to real estate investing and I am motivated to learn as much as I can so I can start building a portfolio in the smartest way possible that will allow me to quit the 9-5 grind.