You might want to consider other options, like teaming up with a reliable friend or family member, to navigate this situation.Getting advice from experienced professionals in the real estate industry can offer valuable perspectives and assistance in dealing with legal and ethical issues.

Granted you can't take ones word and must see for yourself but that is my perspective.  

From the perspective of someone with a W2 income and some hard-earned savings, the ONLY concern is CoC return, so you can afford to buy a second property at some point.

Maybe not the most economical from a time perspective, but it was from a $$ perspective.

Just looking at another perspective, one we use.  

You will meet people from different walks of life that will give you different perspectives on real estate investing.

Yes, that's my perspective anyway.  

I recommend spending a couple nights in the unit so you have the perspective of a guest to notice anything you are missing or need and develop a check list for your cleaners and/or property manager.Your agent should be advising you on all of this and more and have local contacts for you. 

@Abena Edusei I like where your head is at with your perspective on the effectiveness of real estate investing, but what stands out to me are the states you mentioned in the above comment. 

You may be operating a boarding or rooming house from the city's perspective.