@James Wise Do you offer any discounts on your property management for larger multi-units?

Goal is a cashflow MF property (ideally 4 units+) as long as the numbers make sense. 

He sold all his billboards to one of the big billboard companies after a few decades and now invests in mobile home parks.

I currently own four units and I'm looking to scale and create partnerships.

my question I stay in the dc area and only do Air b and b or Coprate if you get a person that does not want to leave out of your unit it will take you close to a year to get them out due to the laws please chime in?

Imagine Nvidia with their money from selling GPU could buy the entire United States distressed office building.

But, that argument is not a slam dunk.If you will have to wait, you might want to put a mobile home on the property, or one of the portable "tiny houses" and use it for three years, and then file your quiet title suit.

Collaborating with a developer on a multi-unit building or exploring newly built properties in burgeoning neighborhoods could be advantageous.

I agree with rents, especially with the increase of developments pushing "non-luxury" unit prices down.

I self-managed up to 25 units (over half mid-term rentals) until I hired someone for 10 hours per week to help me with the admin side of self-managing.