Purchase the largest multi plex units possible and expect to double or maybe triple your cash flow returns per building.

I am working with a fix and flip investor that has an extensive background in the construction management industry as well as working for one of the nation's largest homebuilders.

The largest employer is the state government and the second largest employer is the Federal government and we have the fastest growing county in the state. 

On the contrary, this is by-far the largest community of real estate investors on the planet who believe in and support education. 

This group was more landlord oriented, but we are in the process of recreating ourselves to become more balanced between landlording and real estate investing in general. 

When evaluating our assets we noticed that the largest untapped potential is in a sizable stock/bond portfolio that is currently being professionally managed.

Port Authority is close by (primarily import/export cars - 2nd largest in nation behind Baltimore), Jekyll Island is close by. 

Maybe with a few properties it would be manageable but for 300+ it would have taken too much work to transfer payment data into the forms required by the credit reporting agency every month.It's too bad they make it difficult because rent is typically the largest payment made very month and is a great indicator of credit worthiness.

You'd have to find a timber company that is willing to pay for the trees on the property (they'll usually just take the largest trees and leave the smaller stuff behind - as most of it isn't going to be large enough for production).

I have found contractors have huge ranges, with painting having some of the largest spreads I've seen.