Quote from @Shane Swart: Hi All,I have an existing portfolio of LTR's that are all small multi-family. 8 properties, 25 units total in WI.We have stuck with the same local insurance company for over 15 years and we are long overdue for a deep dive to find efficiencies and save some insurance costs with the portfolio.

Quote from @Stephen Jones: BP,I've been wrestling back and forth on whether or not I should sell my entire multifamily portfolio and get out of the game, so I figured I'd throw a post on here to get a little insight!

I’m new to BiggerPockets but have been working on finding off-market deals and building relationships with investors, landlords, and wholesalers — especially in the Southeast and Midwest.Right now, I’ve got a 15-property portfolio under contract in Mayfield, KY — tenant-occupied, cash-flowing, and grouped closely together.

I have is a property in my portfolio that has about 180,000k in equity and I want to touch it but since it’s not-owner occupied I can only borrow up to about a 70% LTV whereas if If it was owner occupied I could borrow up to 85 LTV .

🚨 Need Guidance from Experienced Investors – 40-Unit Portfolio Closing Soon 🚨Hey everyone, I’m reaching out because I’m about 2 weeks away from closing on a 40 unit real estate portfolio that I’ve spent the last 10 years building from the ground up.This is a refinance and buyout situation with my ex-wife, and I’m using two separate portfolio loans to get it done.

Great question—I’ve found that using the BRRRR strategy (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) has been the most effective way to grow my portfolio.

Strong equity growth and significant monthly cash flow.Fully passive for the investor — all services provided in-house by IPG.This project highlights our ability to identify overlooked markets, create value through hands-on execution, and deliver high-yield, fully managed rental portfolios for investor clients.

Purchase price: $450,000 Cash invested: $250,000 Ikon Property Group built a 34-property single-family rental portfolio in Genesee County, MI, for SK Capital.

I live in the area, run a small rental portfolio, have done a few flips and am an active real estate agent. 

Set a goal to learn a little each week, even if it's just reading a blog or listening to one podcast.You’re way ahead of the game, and by combining media with learning, you're building both a skill set and a network — two things that compound massively over time.Keep it up and best of luck to you!