@Chris Baist When you say minimal capital I'm not sure how much you are referring to.

Key features we’re looking for include:1.User-Friendly Interface: Easy to set up and use, as we want to minimize the learning curve.2.Automation: Capabilities for drip campaigns, automated follow-ups, and segmentation based on investor interests and engagement.3.Analytics and Reporting: Detailed insights into email open rates, click-through rates, and overall engagement to help us refine our approach.4.Cost-Effective: We’re a growing business, so we’re mindful of costs, but we’re willing to invest in a tool that offers great value.What has worked well for you?

The jadu would most likely have minimal value or be discounted since of it's owner occupied requirement and therefore, not having the same rights as a traditional 6-unit property.As to the lending part - I am not sure how lenders are going to look at this, since it does now fall under the commercial definition.As to your specific question: It might increase the property value.

I am also interested in purchasing another property that is ready to go with minimal repairs needed to start getting some passive rental income.

I've also been considering this as an idea for generating cash flow with minimal capital outlay. 

This way, you can gain experience and build trust with local professionals while minimizing risk.

The units are ready to rent with very minimal work to be done before renting them.  

The goal of any insurance company is to minimize there losses. 

However, selling within a year may result in minimal mortgage paydown, given the substantial transaction costs.

Investing in real estate out of state can be a profitable venture, but it requires careful planning and execution to minimize risks and maximize returns.