Also, so long as I have a dedicated checking account set aside just for the rentals business, can it be a regular non-business account?

Many of the larger firms that routinely handle foreclosures have dedicated portions of their website with the monthly listings and will post a starting bid a few days before the sale.

As you may know, the main site with info is loopnet.com There are two sites, one dedicated to mobile home parks, and the other, to rv parks; some of which have members that stay for months or years, and even other facilities on hand.My current project, in Spokane, is getting a SFH, and working with my church, to covert it into a transitional group home.

I'd have pages for any current homes for sale, maybe some pages with pics and info on recently sold projects and some space dedicated to ongoing or upcoming projects.

(will need to find new tenants for both units soon)Contracting all repairsPros - Shorter duration, lower holding costs, more time dedicated to tenant screening and property management, begin developing relationships with contractorsCons - Higher labor cost, harder to develop specifications/standards, less money available for future investing.What are other folks doing out there starting out?

Good idea @Jose Diaz and as you get experience you can branch out; stay focused and dedicated to areas close to you and you will become successful.  

If your dedicated you can achieve whatever you want.  

I have a dedicated staff in our office who work with clients specifically using this 203k product and the renovation loan products.

Make sure you network locally and have dedicated local people who keep an eye out for you and who stay on top of things.

Can you modify the area and give each tenant their own space and dedicated area?