Check your local laws, but 30-60 days' notice should do the trick.Cash for Keys: Offer them some cash to move out faster (I know, paying them to leave seems backward, but it works).

Walking the property or having someone you trust, is key to make sure you have full visibility and knowledge. 

Having launched over 200 funds, I respectfully disagree, from an investor perspective,  the key thing to look for in a fund of funds model is deals where you are getting the same or better terms than if you go directly with the sponsor.

Also, what key factors are influencing your decisions?

@Josh Cocker, just another note, typically, the more units, the closer to cash flowing you will get, so if you are only looking at duplexes, I would look more into quads.To echo Nicholas' comment, when I think about house hacking, particularly when I was living in one of the units, the key is that your NET cashflow should be better.  

Key for us is finding something we can add value to.

Great leaders understand that their team's strength is key to achieving strategic goals, and they take specific actions to foster trust, collaboration, and resilience.

The key to having great financial systems is the setup and systems: If you get everything structured properly up front, you avoid most of the ugly problems many RE investors face later on.I'm not an accountant nor a bookkeeper, but I have great recommendations for both!

Here's a breakdown of the key implications:Background of the NAR Settlement:The lawsuit against the NAR focused on claims of anti-competitive practices, particularly related to commission structures.

You'll have a tough time finding decent cash flow in Raleigh given your numbers if your approach is buying turn-key on market properties.