When you shift strategies multiple times, you’re not starting completely from scratch each time, but it can feel close — especially operationally.I’d suggest defining a few simple filters to start.

As I look toward scaling up to more properties, I see how this approach could get messy quickly once you’re juggling multiple properties, tenants, photos, and follow-ups.A few questions I’d love to hear real experiences on:How do tenants usually reach you for maintenance issues (text, call, email, portal, something else)?

In most cases they needed to be purchased years ago when prices and rates were low or owned in multiples if someone is looking for this as their income.

This was all negotiated and the ISP will complete an analysis for each situation so this deal may not be repeated for multiple properties.  

When you’re making multiple mortgage payments on multiple properties it’s ok as long as your income exceeds your expenses.

I work in mortgage lending and spend most of my time helping investors and owner occupied buyers think through financing strategy, not just rates.A large portion of my experience has been with self employed borrowers and clients who own multiple rental properties, so I’m very familiar with more complex income scenarios, portfolio considerations, and structuring loans to support long term growth.I recently joined a newer lending platform that’s intentionally focused on clean execution, upfront documentation, and minimizing friction for borrowers and agents.

Hi everyone — glad to be here.I’m based in South Florida and recently joined BiggerPockets to learn, connect,and engage with other owners and investors.My background is in residential property management and operations, with astrong focus on structure, documentation, and communication.

I’m open to multiple structures and focused on matching the right capital to a conservative, cash-flowing deal. 

You could consolidate and sell multiple properties and a 1031 and purchase a larger investment property, like multi-family or commercial, if you wanted to scale your RE portfolio.

I borrowed that multiple times for both down money and rehabs, repaid it and borrowed it again.