Adding self-management, like @John Underwood alluded to with the Enemy Method, will improve your revenues as well. 

Two people in foreclosure, 200000 people in foreclosure, doesn't mean they are motivated to sell their house just because they are in foreclosure.The whole premise of lists , or classifying and labeling people/"motivated sellers", based on their situation, is completely wrong.If dealing with a foreclosure increases your chances of motivation, how come you need to send 1000 letters to the foreclosure list to get one deal?

I wanted to see if this was another avenue to increase passivity.

So, the profit is taxed as ordinary income, including self-employment tax.Hope that helps. 

I recently started Sabino Properties, where I offer “boots on the ground” services in Dothan, AL and the Wiregrass to help remote landlords self manage their own properties.

Hi Dillon, I would practice analyzing properties until you can confidently pick out a good deal from the rest.

The Boise Idaho market has become an incredible appreciation market with cash flow becoming increasingly difficult to find, but not impossible.

In baseball you can long toss for days, weeks, months before noticing increased arm strength, velocity, etc.

Find a way to increase income by $20 per unit per month with 20 units, and all of a sudden you're making the same added profits as if you purchased 2-3 more units. 2) What is the length and depth of your track record (how long have you been at it, how many units do you have)?

Too many to list . . .Self-managing for now Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?