I try to get lots of people at the property at once to:-minimize wasted time on no shows-generate excitement and get people eager to apply quickly-stay safe -- I own properties in c/d neighborhoods, and while I don't have reason to be threatened, the more people are there, the safer I amPatience and persistence will get your properties rented to good tenants and help you grow your wealth.

If you are rehabbing the property to resell, or wholesaling the property to a rehabber to flip, the rent is not your strongest interest or selling point.And as well the 50% rule has to do with the expense costs versus the income generated, again not a prime concern if you are never going to rent because you are flipping or rehabbing to resell. 

Owning multiple multi-family apartments and generating solid cash flow can lead to a lot of money. 

Yes I have to pay the QB to do the short sale, but it saves me time and focus on generating new business!!

If you can't generate new business you will likely fade out fast.How about working in a subdivision selling model homes?? 

After working my own numbers on the property as it currently sits its yielding a Cap Rate of 5.2% generating an NOI of around $11,700/yr. 

This would take one of the payments off of the table and allow you to generate more cashflow since you aren't funneling it into one house payment.

My county will also take into consideration the amount of income I'm generating on a property.  

You have to love it when guys in the real estate investing niche use affiliate links to generate extra cash.  

I was wondering if there is a natural tendency for Real Estate Investors to be drawn to this type of "investing" - investing your time and internet marketing savviness to generate passive income producing assets like web pages, affiliate marketing content, etc.