My close friend in Orlando is Justin Stamper, he has a wealth of experience and was mentoring me while I was there and continues to support me while I am here.

So many people were complaining about system bugs, poor support, LOST DATA and more.  

I'm still in here painting walls and I would like to get to a point where I'm not doing that lol if possible....

Parents plan: My plans plus complete kitchen gut, new trim, new doors, remove fireplace to accommodate a new half bath and walk-in pantry(that one isnt as straight forward as it sounds because a beam had to be added to support the load and the entire house had to be re plumbed to add the bathroom!).

This is where the 'growth market' comes into play--support always having a renter pool. 

(Easy enough to compute: All their minimum debt payments, plus child support and alimony payments, plus their monthly payments to you, divided by the their gross income.)I like the TIC idea in my toolkit, however.

Sometimes I'm just like, why would anyone pay $XXX,XXX for a house in this neighborhood (as evident by supporting comps), and it makes me hesitant.Do you/have you ever flipped houses in neighborhoods that are well below your standards?

Thanks everyone on here has been so supportive.

Cash flow isn't #1 priority, while obviously I care about it and I do not want to use personal funds to support my real estate investments, I'm looking to grow my total portfolio by acquiring and having tenants pay my debt.

Also, the goal is to identify source areas of mold growth (in walls, under canbinetry, in the HVAC, etc).