A good brokerage who invests highly in technology and resources to get appointed with the current top markets will handle all this for you.

Well any basement can be waterproof with proper drainage and waterproofing technology (vapor barrier, proper underlayment, etc.).

With technology nowadays, zoom calls and file uploading, many investors are working virtually with their CPA's.

I would not assume that you need to purchase a property in your immediate area as an investment with technology and all the tools available for you today.Buy based on numbers, the numbers will tell you if you can achieve your goal in that market.

My father then went on about technology how I am a lot more knowledgeable with technology then he was.

.)- I’ve saved a decent amount for a down payment, have excellent credit, and a relatively higher salary from working for a technology firm- I’m a single guy in my early 30’s so I have a lot of flexibility for living arrangementsOne of my main questions is roughly what % I need for a down payment, and what is the rough debt to income ratio a lender would be looking for?

I'm more of a pen-to-paper person (because I'm 50+ yrs old and admit that I hate most technology). 

I chose exp for the following reasons:* best technology* completely remote * kv core included with your $85 per month fee, that’s normally $600pm for other agents! 

What kind of technologies do they use, how responsive are they with the tenants and owners, how well do they carry out preventive maintenance,  etc?

Technology not working right?