You're absolutely right: real estate is a numbers game, but relationships and strategy are what really move the needle.I'm a licensed agent and investor myself, based in San Diego.

Once you have a solid team in place anything is possible to scale all the way up

I feel like I would need a very good property management team.  

-- MaddyLicensed Agent, KS & MO | The Bridge Team / 1st Class Real Estate KC If they are on separate parcels, it might be more favorable to finance individually on a DSCR loan.

I can’t really give an opinion on WealthAbility—good or bad—since I don’t know enough about their team to speak fairly.

On the flip side, what things have frustrated you or caused you to move on to another manager?

Sometimes we start with the Turn Key route to get that level of comfortability with another, then move on to the BRRRR where you can jump start your wealth and leverage your cash further. 

Jacksonville has a lot of opportunity, but the best move is usually to first figure out your budget, then pick a few zip codes or areas that fit what you can realistically do.

The ambulance lights are on, the peddle is to the floor and you better have a reputable surgeon (ie: Experienced STR BROKER and team) that you're confident in to support your prospecting, negotiating and post closing. - Thirdly: Mortgage rates are declining.

Indy has solid sub-markets, but it really is block by block, so a good local team makes all the difference.