We want to begin by flipping houses, but intend to create our own rental portfolio.

Ideally I would like to eventually get into using portfolio lenders, so a bank/credit union that does that is a bonus. 

I am 51 years old and am just beginning my real estate portfolio.

If you live in Sandy and have a duplex in Midvale its easier than having 2 single family houses in different locations say Cottonwood Heights and West Jordan.The final part I would bring up is Multifamily units will be easier to be used for portfolio loans in the later games because it meets the physical definition of packaged real estate.

I purchased a mixed residential portfolio in April with 8 units.

A very interesting deal came across my desk, a portfolio of condo units for sale in South Florida.

We have loved being income property owners and want to increase our portfolio, but we just don’t know where to start. 

Here is my breakdown:Surrey townhouse increased 22% (Almost double what I purchased it for in 2010)Sechelt house increased 10%Nanaimo house 1 (desirable area) increased 7%Nanaimo house 2 (less desirable area compared to #1) increased 12%Campbell River house increased 10%My investment portfolio assessed value went up approx. $220,000.My primary residence (Richmond) went up 13%, over $160,000.

By the way you could buy a new one every 6 months and do another FHA loan which would be a great way to build a portfolio of property while you are in college.

If your looking to expand your portfolio, buy/flip feel free to make contact.