I grew up next door in Manchester, which is a good little rental market IMO.I believe that @Scott Hollister is still hosting a monthly meet up in the area.

Even after having a clear plan that makes logical sense to me I still find myself running numbers and seeing if it makes sense to cash out refinance and get more doors.

Many are the newbie investors who say they want to go from 0 to 100 doors in a year, but WHY?

Is it a bunch of child molesters next door or just a massive change from suburban neighborhood to a C class area?  

Wilkes-Barre also charges $150/year per door for the privilege of being a landlord. 

Since we did not have the HELOC process started and escrow opened...we had to decide what we were going to do or else we would lose the deal.So as of now, we are doing 5% down owner occupied.

Numbers ran, cash in hand, offer out the door same day.

id say for sure new paint, new countertops, new stove/fridge, new front door & just a few windows need to be replaced. i drove around the property and some of them have already been replaced. 

And as long as the property is cash flowing even just $100/mo per door or unit, even though that isn't much, it is like a free $100/mo and plus the equity is growing. 

Move ever year and do it again. 10 years 40 doors. 5% conventional or 3.5% FHA loans.