You spent way too much time here fending off all of the free advice, from other REI with a lot more experience, from professional contractors and others, as if you were under attack instead of taking it for what it was...a group of individuals offering free advice to prevent you from going down the rabbit hole.I want to apologize once again if my efforts to help you offended you in any way.Troll? 

Less miners also makes crypto more vulnerable to coordinated attacks.- Federal debt.

Its not thousands, NOT attacking you, its a MINOR issue. 

With taxes sure to rise higher, and capital gains getting attacked, you must look at that.

It's fine to get opinions in these forums, but the reality is once you have that knowledge, you can then attack deals based on what you know. 

I’m having trouble figuring out what ALL things I need to take into account, in order to attack a deal.

Here are some of the top reasons. 1) Lawyers love to attack those properties because they see them as a big pile of cash 2) The bank is a second set of eyes to make sure you have the right insurance, pay taxes, etc 3) David Greene did a podcast once talking about how someone hacked the county computer system, changed title, and then took out a mortgage on those properties. 

Hi Kristyn, As other suggested, I would definitely lay out a plan of attack with a lender you trust.

On the other hand, I believe that personal attacks have no place in this forum.

•Off topic: is having panic attacks a normal side effect of real estate investing?