I am wondering how the math works when comparing one 2 to 3 bedroom house with one 6-bedroom house since I am wondering if a 6-bedroom house has less bookings and higher costs for cleaning, insurance and maintenance.

A lot of people who sell as a portfolio use it as a way of offloading some homes that would be very difficult to sell individually with others that are more desirable, so they're not left with the trash after the good stuff has been picked clean.

Water and if that doesn't work move on to cleaning agents. 

The seller had left a few things they were old and nasty and so as part of the clean out the workers did have to remove them.

If you have any recommendations for cleaning services from the Orlando/Kissimmee area, please feel free to share.

There are also expenses to get the property rent ready, like cleaning, painting or small repairs.

I'm actually a managing partner in a daycare business (a regular commercial one).

However my first investment will be my primary residence and my financial source is the VA loan and my regular pay from trucking.

That sight, feeling, or scent - be it clean laundry, baked goods, or floral notes - evokes a specific emotion.

Since you're living in the home you can do a regular FHA loan or a 203k if you're thinking about doing renovations as well2.