Net equity isn't >20% but the job and rents are stable, so it's just a waiting game.My personal cash flow and DTI is decent enough to where I believe I can get another mortgage for another piece of property - and ideally have it generate rents to cover the majority of expenses, or better.

But I’ve changed my focus to building purpose built rentals (suited homes) All this to say is that as you grow your focus will likely change. 

REO, post foreclosure, is more suited for loans.

Hi @Sonam Gill, I would 100% go 3 bed, 1 bath over 2 bed, 2 bath. 3bed/2bath is ideal, but if you can't get that then definitely go 3/1. 

Once you have found your ideal base rate, the tool will increase your rates according to demand, and do last-minute discounts etc...The most valuable feature for me is the ability to dynamically adjust your minimum stays to close gaps or to get extra bookings when time is running out.

First, you need to determine what your goals are and which market best suits those goals for what you want to do.

Ideally I think MF homes would be a good place to start, but I don't think there is a market for MF homes in desirable areas in Houston.

Ideally 20k/month in passive income in locations that I know very well (Cleveland, AZ, OIB-NC and San Diego) and will not go beyond my area of expertise at this point. 

If you put together good systems you can avoid that somewhat, but I can say that I deal with more problems on my one property in a C class neighborhood than I do on all of my other properties (which are in B class areas) combined. 

I might be able to fill in the gaps so you can start looking for the ideal project.