By securing long-term tenants and maintaining the property’s condition, I’ve enjoyed consistent rental income and significant appreciation in property value.

If so, how was the lot with the house on it impacted in terms of market value? 

I am very familiar with home sales, having moved 5 times and bought and sold 6 personal houses. 

The 'what you get' for the money factor is highly applicable from Brookings to Astoria and licensable STR coastal vacation rentals are still regularly attainable at workable terms, Luxury and oceanfront and lakefront properties tend to perform above the 10% of valuation in gross annual income for prime coastal STR's and as an example I've seen a $2.1 Million Oceanfront home produce $300k in gross annual income.

about the attorneys, why not just do a larger deal that reflects the 5 houses you want that year than an individual deal.

I have sealed with both situations but not in the same house 

I first became interested in real estate after a high school friend of mine partnered with some people close to him to flip a house where he turned a large profit, especially for a 20 year old.

Take just deciding on how far you rehab a house…”Do we really need granite counter tops in the rental?”

Last thing you need is a spec house sitting on the market too long.

Just regular business income?