This is the project that will get the ball rolling for us so we want to make sure that we go about it the right way. 

Since there isn't really a reason to roll out of it unless you're wanting to cash out.

IE. property 1 is paid off and you roll all of the net into property 2. 1 and 2 are paid, roll it all into 3. 1, 2 and 3 are paid roll it all into 4, etc.

At my rental, I left a new roll of paper towels, a bottle of Windex, a new bottle of hand dish soap, a new bottle of hand soap, a 4-pack of toilet paper, and a pack of clothes hangers in the house for move-in day. 

Refi the property eventually and roll that into another deal! 

I’m your typical broke student but I feel a desire to enter the world of real-estate investing and I have partnered up with a couple of co-workers who have formed their own LLC and we’re starting to get the ball rolling on some deals. 

I wanted to take the cash out and roll it into a bigger investment property, and prefer to sell out vs. getting a new loan etc.I'm looking for advice on how to sell by owner and market it to another investor etc. and any general advice on selling a property with a tenant in it.

Revealing a rent roll and other docs are standard procedure for MF property.

We expect to see more of it down the road as the city finally grows into its own more and more as we cement our importance in the warehousing and distribution industries (along with biomedical device industry, interestingly enough) but that shouldn't be an immediate consideration.As people are pointing out: cashflow seems to take priority early on to amass a larger portfolio to roll into more stable investments eventually.

They will roll that into the loan though but with those numbers we just decided to do 5% conventional.