@Fang Underhill Well... based on replies I suppose it is best to use existing infrastructure to syndicate.I think you would need lots of other marketing skills(social media, YT, Ads, SEO, Analytics) to get yourself known and the website properly built.

My background is in banking, finance, analytics, and consulting.

You want to develop a rhythm with your calling and if your list is just random analytically chosen might sell sometime, you won't get that.

If the internet is shaky or goes down and the Ring device does not record or alert on an event properly, or latency delays the alert of a person breaking a motion plane or person detection analytic and this person destroys property or hurts the tenant, you may be liable, as the person who is forcing the tenant to use Ring.I'm a security technology junky and it's been my career since 2007 working with hundreds of people and companies and selling millions of dollars in equipment every year.

This is not a very analytical response, however my anecdotal response is that this could hurt comps in rural areas.

It’s a big mistake from an analytical standpoint to simplify the reason why things will crash being simply because prices are up.

I'm a very analytical person and have a habit of enjoying the learning and research so much I sometimes get stuck,In terms of cost estimating, a close friend is a GC in southern wake who does commercial renovations and rentals. 

@Zackarias Aitchison I suggest using a analytical approach, followed by a common sense/experience approach.Cap rate is typically for a commercial deal, but still can be utilized in residential simply as a means of comparing apples to apples, basically know if your buying a decent performer.Cash on cash is a great metric.

We think the growth thats been had will continue into the near, and distant future and our analytics show that too.All the best, and good luck!

In my opinion, with your strong analytical background (as well as a stable job w/ base and bonuses I'm assuming), I don't feel you'll need to do any 'grunt work' for a more experienced investor to get your foot in the door.