Perhaps at an unknown point in the future when I have progressed further in establishing a size-able portfolio of SFRs, I could explore the option of cashing out some or all of my portfolio to purchase a much larger multi-family property to alleviate the management overhead.I will be posting a topic in the Starting Out forums in the near future detailing my current approach and I will link it to this thread.

@Jose Young https://www.biggerpockets.com/topics/759186 I’m working through the process now and have been keeping track of my progress.

Has anyone kept the property in an investor’s name and then wired progress construction payments to a separate bank account in control of both the rehabber and investor?

What you don't know you can figure out :) Keep us posted with your progress!! 

I always get pictures of the stages of the roof progress so you know that they did the job right.

It's in the path of progress and has room to build 15-20 houses, holding for appreciation and pretending to be a farmer sometimes.I have under contract a 3-2 house in a cheap market, the inspection brought to my attention additional problems and I'm trying to renegotiate it for 6 grand less (heat pump and electrical issues).

So if you want to progress right now with just $1K, you can.See Even if you had 100K these steps would remain the same, and you wouldn't need to spent $1K in the first 30 days.

I have used Progressive for my home and autos online with good results.  

I'm interested in how this project is progressing @Antonio Salgado.

Detroit neighborhoods are making progress - but with that, it means displacement.