The difference between success and failure isn’t a single thing or event, but a series of decisions consistently over timeAlso strongly recommend The Richest Man in Babylon.

Establishing a strong and varied source of investor friendly lenders is key to growing a large portfolio.

@Alex RamirezMailchimp is a very strong platform for building lists and campaigns.

BP is full of great content, so I strongly recommend you to have a look at the following resources: 1.

You need to put the pieces in place, attend local REI meetups all the time, build a strong buyers list (the easiest part, actually), and then market and market and market and market. 

I’m seeing this as a temporary downturn and a strong sign that I can’t afford to not be prepared for hard times.

BP is full of great content, so I strongly recommend you to have a look at the following resources: 1.

Turnover cost (cleaning and repairs, but also typically 1-2 weeks of turnover time with no rent -  it’s possible but very rare that you can turn over in just a day or two, even in a strong rental market), then there will be service calls/repairs/appliances replacement and maintenance, flooring, painting, etc.  

A coffee shop has opened, maybe a new hip restaurant, then you are on the precipice of a likely strong turn around and could get in for cheap. 

@Jason Albasha the rents are strong for this property, so in that respect it cash flows (If that’s what you meant by self sufficient) I agree regarding the third unit.