It's also helpful to loop in your accountant at the same stage. 

Mine is still in the beginning stages, so it would be invaluable to me to learn what information is most significant to some of the more seasoned investors on the forum.Thanks!

I live in WA where eviction is almost impossible lol I’m talking about using a call center to generate leads of people interested in selling their home like a whole sales but instead of just stealing properties and then selling them to investors do a novation and arrange agreeable terms between the buyer and seller.

If the Tenant and the Landlord make arrangements for the Tenant to meet a vendor to make repairs or perform maintenance, and the Tenant fails to meet the vendor as scheduled, the Tenant shall be responsible for any charges incurred for the Tenant’s failure to meet the vendor as scheduled.

I doubt getting a PO box is actually worth it at this stage.

Amenities like a quick commute with good parking at a safe location matter more than hot tubs, and managing tenants is a lot more like an LTR (FF does not "do the work" like AirBnB).MTRs are a great way to serve a population that serves the community, but if you want to make a good return, it's important to remember the end-using tenant at all stages of the buying, rehabbing, and designing process.

The ultimate goal is to maximize profit so we both run research of the area and work as a team to do whatever possible in the pre-acquisition stage to set ourselves up for success.   

I would have loved to get involved in STRs or MTRs earlier but was not at that stage of investing to get involved. 

Each strategy has its own pros and cons, so evaluate which aligns best with your goals, risk tolerance, and investment timeframe.Financing: With $100k to invest, explore financing options such as conventional mortgages, hard money loans, private financing, or partnership arrangements.

We are currently in the rehab stage of the property, and we are doing everything ourselves for the renovation excluding the heating and air.