First, Rentometer is great for a ball-park figure, but it doesn't take into account a lot of information on the house (type [SF vs. duplex], square footage, condition, finishings, etc.)I would recommend reviewing rental listings on Zillow/Craigslist that are comparable to your in-laws house so you can get a better idea of what rents would be. 

Three out of five bedrooms are ready to decorate and occupy and two need finishing (plumbing, heating, water, electric - all done.

I would caution you look at the photographer's portfolio to ensure you like their style and finished images.

I've worked with several investors out of more expensive markets - CA, NY, etc - who find our prices much more attainable than buying in their own backyard and so therefore, I'd say your exit strategy would include getting your FOR SALE properties in front of out of town buyers.

I just finished listening to Matt Faircloth’s Raising Private Capital on audible, but I will be re-listening and taking detailed notes.

I house-hacked my first investment property while finishing up my last year of school, and rented out the other rooms to classmates.

Get a Heloc loan on my primary home that I just finished paying on Zillow its showing for 160,0002. 

I think it depends a lot on your finishes and on what you are rehabbing (kitchen vs. living room for instance).

My wife is hustling in our service business as well as finishing up classes in Graphic Design. 

My plan right now is to finish up the book and learn as much as I can about REITs.