We will be focusing on SFH and BRRRR until we can get the ball rolling and move onto multiple family properties.

I have multiple buildings here in the Chicago area that have original cast iron from the 30's, 40's and 50's.

The seller is an agent/investor with a fairly aggressive negotiating style, and will mostly likely push for an extreme (multiple points) extension penalty.

Thank you to Michael and Max for your responses.I must say I've read Joe's response multiple times since it was posted and still cannot make sense of it.

There are multiple agent/investor here in BP who can help.in Baltimore, you can make a lot of money, and lose a lot of money.

The guns the inspectors use look underneath multiple layers of paint when they perform their inspections.

I've refinanced out of a VA Loan, multiple times and househacked with multiple properties.

@Pedro Feliciano, Additional cash flow from selling a larger property and buying multiple smaller properties is called a diversification exchange. 

We take multiple trips and scout out multiple neighborhoods on each trip.  

@Austin Steed More layers certainly doesn't hurt and a lot of larger developers have multiple layers between them individually and the property holding LLC.If there is a single person who is buying multiple properties, I will sometimes recommend just having various single member LLCs, unless this person plans to JV with others, which in that case use of a parent LLC to act as a member in those JV LLCs is helpful, as well as the parent acting as the sole member of the other title holding LLCs.