~MA Experienced REI investors will rarely buy random turnkey sfrs out of state unless that state is Cali.

They are two different approaches, but I have always felt like I can talk someone into selling who previous before was not necessary for selling or against it, vs randomly getting a flyer in the mail.

(market analysis to know my clientele to create products) The region is well developed with easy access to all other areas, so I just have to find the right neighborhood to ensure a vacation experience location wise.The size/scale of the experience has to be entry level considering my finance and experience.The ideal ROI I've been browsing sales vs rental sites randomly making comparison with property value vs daily rent rates.

As @Natalie Kolodij mentioned; you'll want separate LLCs to hold the properties in.It sounds like a pain but when (not if) you get sued by a tenant or random that came on your property; you'll be grateful you had a secondary LLC under the umbrella of your larger corp.Some investors go as far as titling each home to a TRUST which is managed by an LLC that's under the umbrella of a corp.

I know that I can share a form with a perspective tenant, but I have not idea how to make a form that you put a random link to.

If you're really good and sell expensive properties you can make good money, but you're in the clock basically 24/7 at that level.I'm sure someone else who has had the job can give you more detail, but that's my ushers random based on my research and the one interview I've had. 

A great partner of mine is the real estate agent I called randomly off Zillow.

I’m guessing most REI folks would say ditch the property but I am constantly being told by family, friends, and randoms that I should NOT sell my house… main reasoning being that owning a house is like gold in silicon valley and that I would not be able to afford to buy back in if I decided to move back.

I get to learn areas, see new places I probably wouldn't go just randomly on my own and make a little cash at the same time.

I've found a lot of random acquaintances who have gotten into REI so it's more common than you think.