He says to minimally get an Attorney to work for me instead of relying on my agent and our title company, since they're all get compensated on the deal getting done, not necessarily fighting for my protections. 

@Clark Spalding for us it was worth it as I found a broker in our area who charges a set amount per year plus a minimal transaction fee per sale.

If I do find a property, I prefer one that requires minimal to no work. 

The quick turnaround required minimal preparation time, ensuring a fast transaction.

Airbnb does some vetting on them, but its very minimal.

I'd buy some places that are in good condition and would be long term rentals with minimal work.

Selling "as-is" is obviously the easiest with minimal work required. 

We were interested in the E 35th Place deal in Gary, IN, due to several key factors: Low Purchase Price: The home was acquired for just $40,400, minimizing initial investment risk.

Typically, most lenders will require a minimal of 20-25% on a multi-family investment property purchase. 

The overhead cost is quite minimal, and it's been very useful.