as stated above I would just start with one unit and keep going as you can afford it until all are done.. or if you can stroke a check now just do it all at once maybe you get a volume discount.PS out our way we ALWAYS do sewer scope as routine due diligence and if any pipes look bad we ask seller to replace prior to closing.. 

Hi @Stanley Cenatus,Nothing better than when the government strokes you a check, and they're good at it.

Work it a little or stroke large checks.  

The HOA board is in shambles, the treasurer had multiple strokes and for many times cannot hold a pen to write checks.

Work or stroke large checks. 

Exactly the best thing about real estate as an investment is leveragemaking the return on an asset that is worth many more times what you have put down for it.everyone has their own risk tolerance and comfort level too as the saying goes “different strokes for different folks”

if its just build wealth over time like most landlords then i think hanging on BP will get you what you need.If your looking to start a flipping business or a business of buying courthouse steps or lending money or want to syndicate or do self storage or go into STR  all of these niches some training can and will jump start you.If you cant stroke a check for training then your under capitalized to begin with. 

To me if you can stroke a check for it then hey thats what money is for.. short of your home you live in and investments you leverage.. everything else should be paid for in cash.. 

Let him have his top dollar price to stroke the ego.

For instance:  Little Rock, Arkansas vs Nashville, TN — LR’s populations (painting with broad strokes here) largely lives in Little Rock because they are from LR or from the region.