Each unit pays 200 for HOA fee.Does it make sense if I acquire the last unit I havent own and convert all units to a single multifamily property?

They use heavy duty, high speed special printers that cost anywhere between $15,000~$30,000 depending on the model (which I've considered buying), not to mention the type of font they use, as well as how the ink prints on the paper they use, also being different than the ones retail buyers have access to. 

I am going to be flipping about 3-4 houses annually and looking to acquire 1 rental property annually as well.

The only issue is that I'm getting paid $12/HR and thus, will take longer for me to acquire my first house-hack rental.I've just received a text from my former employee that if I go back to this company, not only will I stay at the $17/HR BUT during the offseason (November-March) I will get paid $400 a week for no work if I stay on until next year.

I drive a lot for work and figure just to be able to get into key lock boxes (after checking with listing agent of course) it would be nice along with the access to mls.

It's a corner building next door to a 7-unit building I acquired last year...it couldn't have worked out better in my opinion (I'm a broker and was asked to list it so of course I bought it cheap..the luck!).

You will gain respect, contacts you would never have access to and a behind the curtain view that no paid guru will offer.  

We Buy Houses) Those are often wholesalers who are acquiring as well as selling deals.Also, look up your local REIA organization (e.g.

You also need to understand the local and state laws relating to acquiring and evicting tenants.  

@Ericka Grant When you go through a residential mortgage lender - bank, broker, whatever, what you are typically trying to acquire is a Fannie, Freddie, FHA, VA, jumbo loan.