But you will be 8k ahead if you don't buy a bootcamp.Keep in mind the biggest profits come from path of progress so its important to use deductive reasoning and research to understand what areas are declining and what areas are set for growth then buy in the path of said growth and dump anything in areas that are declining and functionally or economically obsolete.. 

The functionality needed is syncing calendar, managing requests, canned messages and review management. 

You can also check permits at the city building department.Not mentioned so far, is functional obsolescence: rooms with low ceilings, pass-thru bedrooms, too steep stairs, no place for appliances, etc.The challenge will be finding balance between an agent telling you any inspection issues are no big deal and freaking out about little things.

The functionality needed is syncing calendar, managing requests, canned messages and review management.

Yes absolutely, it functions the same in regards to what you can invest in.   

It serves as the same function as a BRRRR refinance without the transactional costs and brain damage of having to go through a refinance process.

If previous inspections found non-functioning heat, extensive termite damage, etc., then the buyer should be aware of that through disclosure.

Once you have a short list, get an account with each one and run them through the wringer to see how they really function.

Use Excel’s IRR function to calculate this by showing the investment contribution as a negative number in the first column, then the cash flow from operations, refinances, and sales proceeds (added together) each year in each adjacent column.

Neighboring houses on the same street had completely different layouts, different mechanical systems, and differing degrees of functional obsolescence.