I got a second quote, and it was much better. 

Start by defining your investment approach—house hacking with a VA loan is a great option for a multifamily property with no down payment.

Would second Michael Wyatt, and say connecting with a realtor that understands investment properties is a great start and will allow you to put in some exercise so you can better understand your area, comps, and what makes a good deal. 

The scope of what I would do was far beyond, and a LOT more expensive than what they were thinking. 

Hello! I am trying to find more properties that are good flip or BRRRR candidates. Everything my realtor sends me is already on Zillow and has many eyes/bids. Therefore, I'm trying to use technology to get an edge. As...

An agent in Indianapolis sent me a Buyer/Exclusive Agency Contract and it states, "BUYER AGREES and acknowledges that Buyer has no current Buyer Agency Agreement with any other real estate broker(s) for the same scope of work.

This would be time consuming and if you don't have the contacts, probably not a good idea.You could also reduce the scope of work.

The Treasury Department will further be issuing a proposed rulemaking that will narrow the scope of the rule to foreign reporting companies only.

If this property has no well defined target audience, it will be very difficult to design your leases to match the audience.

The rest, to me, can be a full-time job.I’m not trying to define you, Angelo, just wondering your direction and why.