Just looking for subtle nuances that may be not so obvious in my underwriting. 

I know that it is the flavor of the month, but remember just because you get a subject to deal or low interest rate does not mean that it is a good deal.

Find one you like and run with it, but become familiar with the lingo so you're able to converse with someone else that uses a different favorite flavor of investment criteria when they're evaluating deals.Hopefully I didn't just muddy the waters - or make your head explode!

Look for the subtle signs that your property will undergo gentrification during your tenure as landlord.

I have 2 thoughts for you since you are starting from scratch.1) find someone you trust that is currently doing what you want to do and flush it out with them.  2)You should know pretty quick whether real estate is your flavor or it isn't.  

Again, these questions have a bit of turnkey flavor to them, but they work very well when interviewing management companies.

Any fine should go to the municipality as the tenant chose to rent the unit.I suspect some subtle details are missing from the description.

There are a number of ways to approach the relationship but the two general categories you will see are cost plus or GMP/Fixed (some subtle differences between GMP/Fixed but for the purpose of this subject they can be grouped together).

It's the subtle things that keep younger people engaged.

It's similar to discovering the perfect ice cream flavor that appeals to everyone's taste buds.Continuously motivating and engaging the team is an ongoing process.