To get strong suburban core with a good B to A location typical is 2 million and up in price.

It's essential to research areas where both strategies can perform well, ensuring the property pays for itself in either scenario.

I'm not a lawyer, and you can speak to an attorney about this, but in my experience people are typically thinking that putting their property in an LLC "protects" them. 

A typical amount might be 20%.

When working with a realtor under a one-year exclusive buyer representation agreement, the terms of exclusivity and commissions can vary, so it’s essential to clarify these details upfront.

Without a contract in place, and with no prices being quoted, or estimates made beforehand, we have what’s essentially an after the fact negotiation.  

If you are seeking a more traditional DSCR type loan, then typical guidelines apply; Credit, Liquidity, and Experience. 

OR, if they are investors, they have much more experience than you do, so can bring in outside money.That being said the typical way of using OPM (other people's money) is first, borrowing as much as possible.  

Planning for potential infrastructure issues is essential, especially when dealing with properties that may need upgrades like connecting to city utilities.

It is typically, raise the rent close to market rent, maybe $150 less, and if we turn the tenant over then we rehab the property and get full market rent.