Many people have transitioned to this model and are doing extremely well.

Could help in determining if you actually like your investing model in the first place.

Plan your business model accordingly.  

I am 100% flexible on the engagement model and open to any/all suggestions and advice.Thanks in advance BP!

Hi @Rita L. yes, the "build to rent" model has been gathering a lot of steam during the past two years.

Our current business model is less focused on rental cash flow and more so purchasing in an targeted transitional area of Atlanta that should have big appreciation value (+rental increase opportunity) in 5-10yrs with city amenities in the works.We currently have 4 sfh & 1 duplex. 3 of the 4 sfh were renovated and then we purchased and have a renter in there.

-Our current business model is less focused on rental cash flow and more so purchasing in an targeted transitional area of Atlanta that should have big appreciation value (+rental increase opportunity) in 5-10yrs with city amenities in the works.

One you spend money and time building, the other you spend money buying, but from a financial standpoint, your model doesn't care. 

If we find out that fits our criteria and business model then you bet we're going to move forward with it.

@Robert Iannone, you are looking for a single program that performs 6 different tasks:CRMLead trackingGives phone numbersFacebook ad trackingRVM (Realtors Valuation Model)Text messagingThat's too much.