If you just chase returns, you might choose the house in Detroit, vs what long term might be better investment in Taylor. 

I would suggest building your CORE 4 which consists of a great realtor, contractor, property manager, and attorney after you choose where to invest in.

A good builder will have some solid plans to choose from that your property management company can review and maybe tweak.   

We all have different financial situations, lifestyles, risk tolerances and goals so what would be a good investment for one person might not work for someone else. 

The accounting software that you choose should not impact your relationship with your accountant as long as you can provide them a report that is easy to read and understand.I would suggest, if possible, to change softwares at the start of a year as it would make things easier.Furthermore, make sure you to carryover all balance sheet ending balances to your new accounting software.Best of luck

FF will not send possible housing requests unless they are an exact match for what you offer or if the resident chooses to send a direct message. 

I'm getting to a point where I might want to pursue a lender for future investments but am trying to understand how these lenders choose people to work with.These types of lenders are called "Hard Money" because they are not betting on the borrower. 

I can imagine if you want to purchase something, there's thousands of other areas to choose from where you wouldn't be losing so much money.

When it comes to choosing between a turnkey property and a fixer-upper using the BRRRR strategy, it really depends on various factors, including your market conditions and where you are in your investing journey.

You need to assure them that you will not tolerate any of these things and will be on top of the property 24/7/365.