It is be difficult to answer in details on a post but I will give you some general info here as a guide:- The legal limit will depend on your location, layout of your house, and parking availability.

Hey @Devon Moore not sure where or why you'd lean towards a land lease unless that's standard for this developer.In my experience its difficult to capitalize deals with ground leases involved.  

Here’s a little about me:•Background: I have a career in nursing and have recently started exploring real estate investing.

It is difficult to property vet these operators without learning on the experience of others - that is one of the biggest benefits of finding a Community!

Normally, this fee is added when it is a flat fee service, or the owner is difficult to work with on pricing.Working with contractors is a difficult task filled with frustrations and missing timelines.

Nice to meet you Renee,This question is very difficult to answer without understanding end goals. 

And the only "client" reviews I've seen mention that their customer service is non responsive and difficult to get a hold of once you're purchased their services.

Doing a BRRR strategy in the house you is not difficult, especially when connecting with local investors already doing it.

I think it all depends where you are starting in your career.

It's definitely NOT dead, but, cash flowing or breaking even is significantly more difficult.