As to which is better, you need to focus on the very specific neighborhood to see what the demand is.In Dayton, I'm more concerned about the neighborhood, rather than whether they are 1 or 2 bedrooms.In larger properties, my ideal is a mix of 1 and 2 bedroom units.

The numbers in Bath may be different than larger markets, but I would think there is plenty of room for you to get started right at home.  

I was absolutely blown away at the thousands upon thousands of colour choices that one has, but was relieved when I finally managed to match my tile colour with a wall and cabnet paint.I am pretty excited to see how this beautiful kitchen island will fit into the overall design, and am really chuffed as to how this has come out.

Nonetheless, the troops levels are projected to decrease over the next few years in Fort Hood, so given the choice between that area and San Antonio, I would choose San Antonio every single time.

Success is a process, failure is a choice

.- No markups on any maintainance, and the option to use the vender of your choice.- walk throughs at least twice a year with a report.- awesome communication with both you and your tenant.- owners statements every month, and a end of year statement.- both rental comps and sales comps based on actual sales not more than 3 months oldSpring has rents for SFR's normally between $1350/mo and $1900/moI would budget based on 12 month leases renewing 2-3 times. 

A BP colleague was the avenue for it to come to me...As much as I think it will work, just want to hear any thoughts from the larger bp community of any unforeseeable risks. 

The 12 month seasoning notion became common talk a couple of years ago when re-performing loan sales were a larger slice of the secondary market.  

I'm looking to continue to acquire these or move into larger multifamiliy units (5 or more) and need advice on how to best do that.

Although this will tap out your chances of getting any more mortgages until you can pay some of these properties off, or roll them all into one larger loan, if I am reading this right.