Having an operating agreement with protections for you are essential, and making sure to run good numbers and having a solid plan in place are what you'd need for this to work out.

Essentially, I'm not concerned about saturation levels, as nowhere in the world is everyone doing it in the most optimized way, with the top performing properties.

Essentially you are plugging in all of your data and they are using market price studied to generate your deductions.

It sounds like this person is essentially a general contractor or do you already have that role...in your case I would think your project manager would manage the GC (i.e, make sure they are on schedule, under budget, and quality is up to par). 

Considering the fact that you already have a lot of equity locked into MFH that's essentially sitting at ~5 caps, I would think about diversifying a little bit and try to pick up some decent quality C SF housing that is a gamble on appreciation but can have some stronger cash flow.

Decent profit for what essentially turned into a spec house though! 

So, unless you are an SEO manager, I think that's a tough road to go down. 1:1 link exchanges go against Google's guidelines and best practices so I wouldn't advocate for that. https://developers.google.com/search/docs/essentials/spam-policiesMost one-size-fits-all all SEO companies are going to want to spend a lot of your management fee doing work that real estate investor-focused SEO companies don't need to do. 

I forget the seller's story, but essentially a purchase offer would have been ~$70-75K with a $30-40K rehab IIRC.

It is essential to factor in percentages for your maintenance, cap ex, vacancy, etc. while analyzing potential investments. 

You'll need a strong lease and you'll need to have the backbone to enforce the lease essentially dealing with your peers?.