I have a couple properties in mind at the moment but is still working on evaluation. 

Evaluate these options to find the one that best suits your needs, there's no perfect choice, that's for sure!

Is it evaluating the deal, or maybe you want them in your corner negotiating?

I want to add on 3 doors per year for 10 years, then evaluate if I want to continue growing or start paying off the debts. 

You're on the hook to coordinate showings, answer questions, and avoid fair housing violations in how you evaluate and respond to potential tenants.

I had a vacant land deal I was evaluating but since moved on because I found out there was an easement involved.

Very, Very similar homes will range from 65k to 90k.I understand CAP rates aren't really great for SFR, but I use them every day when I am evaluating a property.

But I keep hearing the 2% Rule (or maybe 1% Rule) as a good place to quickly evaluate a deal.

I want to use this opportunity to kickstart my real estate journey and am evaluating two options:- Purchasing a duplex and renting out one of the properties- Picking up a single-family rental in the area (alongside the apartment we use ourselves: either rental / owned depending on pricing)The two cities we've been exploring are Carrollton and Richardson.

Working with a qualified cost segregation specialist or tax professional can ensure that you maximize the benefits and comply with IRS guidelines.ROI Analysis: Evaluate the potential cost of the cost segregation study against the expected tax savings over time.