I'd rather track my money movement with a tool like Stessa and have the properties feeding into the same account to keep my head right.You're thinking well about that downpayment money . . . getting a 1% APY on it and maintaining full liquidity fits the bill when you're looking to deploy that money in a purchase in the near future. 

Think of it like water thru a hose...you basically have a garden hose (100mbs) feeding into a fire hydrant (Nighthawk Gigabit router) then to your devices...you are still only going to get what the garden hose pushes at best.  

do a nice walk through video and nice pictures. have the mls perfect before it's listedput up signs in front of your house and the main streets that feed it.

Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.

Any advice and feed back would be extremely welcome.

Sometimes you gotta feed the adrenaline or creative beast and flip a house:)  Sometimes you need some quick cash. 

It’s going to be a feeding frenzy.

Patching an area is a good way to go in many cases.Check feed back and references, give the contractor as little as possible advance money, preferably nothing, get multiple quotes on the same job and materials and don't go with the cheapest bid just because it is cheap!

The current rent won't always be in the listing description on the MLS (which is where all of those websites direct feed from anyway).

“Instead, they built an expensive lifestyle feeding off of it.”...Smaller players have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars each buying homes for short-term rentals.