That would save me as a contributor a lot of the upfront standard questions.

Plus as a "almost new build", that house is already raised to standards.

I would find out what you will be required to do to meet the current standards and then figure the numbers.

You can learn a lot for free by seeing the standards set by the top ones, attention to detail etc.Identify a state or two you want to invest in.  

And while grabbing an owner-occupied loan is typically a non-starter in a standard 1031 transaction, this is a mixed use property that does include a personal residence portion. 

If not rented in X days, rinse and repeat.Remember: lower your price, but never your standards! 

In this deal, I remained committed to upholding my standard realtor duties and due diligence process, despite the unique circumstances of a judicial sale.

We have automations that send out the standard booking confirmations, the guest app instructions, etc but we also have 24 hour communications answered by a human. 

I've already done quite a bit of research in my area and can already pretty much tell you what a property is worth or at least generally what it will sell for as I spend about 3 hours a day looking at properties and have been doing that for about a year to make sure I'm prepared on the accuracy side of things.I do have a family member that is a real estate agent in the area, but I'm not sure if a standard single family residential agent is the correct connection for multifamily.

In other words what debt can I take on and recover from without declaring bankruptcy and without drastically impacting my standard of living.