I personally analyze deals in multiple markets and write about real estate investing for several platforms, and through my co investing club we invest in opportunities across different states.

Quote from @Christopher Stetler: Looking for honest perspectives from people managing multiple properties.Background: I'm a QuickBooks expert who owns commercial property and handles CRE tax returns.

Many investors I work with pivot to Midwest markets where $200K can buy multiple cash-flowing rentals, often under $150K each, with room to refinance and recycle capital fast.

We will do multiple cheaper studies in this case, or bulk them all together into one.

I engaged an environmental engineer for a preliminary report, and found the contamination much more limited than feared.  

Should I do an 1031 exchange to get a multiple property like duplex?

And today, sitting on multiple long-term rentals across Florida and Idaho I can confidently say this:A small, well-bought portfolio can outperform a massive, poorly managed one.Here’s why 10 properties is enough:1.

I'm approaching this with a long-term mindset and plan to invest nationally, so building strong relationships with agents, lenders, and property managers in multiple markets is part of my strategy.Currently I'm analyzing where the best markets are.  

When multiple cornerstone employers start tightening at the same time, it’s usually less about any single company and more about the system adjusting.And this morning added more confirmation.

Was primarily thinking LTR but the STR is interesting, particularly with the option to convert to LTR, having multiple strategies.