Yes, may be after 30 years of investing and having 100+ properties in their portfolio, and even that after taking the mental tolls that come with it. 

The best way to determine whether a city has rent restrictions is a Google search for rent restrictions in the specific city you're considering.Jesse, these information sources should help you on your investment city search.

If you are simply replacing physical time with mental energy worrying about your syndication investments, I would not say the trade off is worth it.

There should be a process or something similar to:The contractor identifies an issue that is outside of the scope of work, you review and determine is it in the scope or not.

DSCR doesn't use your income or assets to determine the loan terms. 

It happens fast if you're determined and willing to learn.

The Realtor can show the property while the tenants reside there or not, and the commission is determined by the client/ Realtor's contract.

I've looked into Tenants in common splits, but I can't determine if that's only with with both borrowers actually living on the property or not.

To me it looks really solid but the only thing that matters is your business plan and how you set up your goals that will determine if it is a good deal for you. 

We use a YTD paystub and last year’s W-2(s) to calculate income several different ways:Hourly or salary income calculated to a monthly amountYTD income divided by number of YTD monthsYTD + W-2(s) income divided by the corresponding number of monthsIf these numbers vary too much, then we investigate and require an acceptable Letter of Explanation.Employment StabilityUnless an applicant has exceptional credit, we strive to determine their stability of employment to make sure they’ll always be able to pay the rent on time.