The key is to consistently put yourself out there and learn from others in the process.Good luck!

Yes starting out there is a low dollar per hour but at some point it needs to be worth the while - as you could be spending that time doing something more profitable.Not saying to give up by any stretch just saying make sure to re evaluate consistently to put the best strategy together

To streamline the process, I want to ensure applicants qualify before scheduling a viewing.It would be beneficial to implement an AI-based system to consistently and efficiently ask prospective tenants the pre-screening questions I currently ask repeatedly.

If you consistently analyze properties, recognizing a good deal will be much easier when it shows up.

Qualify the contractor and highlight the benefits of working together which would include consistent work for them and regular paycheck.Personally, I'd buy the materials and never pay any money upfront, a "red flag" on its own.

If you consistently analyze properties, recognizing a good deal will be much easier when it shows up.

Raising rent should be based on market rates in your market, there is no need to be consistent unless you want to be. 

Focus on properties that align with your criteria—whether it's cash flow, equity potential, or location—and stay consistent, even when setbacks occur.

Cheaper properties tend to be in more challenged areas where residents where the clientele just isn't as consistent over time so there's more time, effort and energy spent chasing no payers or late payers and finding someone who takes care of the property is much farther and fewer between.

I would give Prime Tracers a shot, they are pay as you go and you also get 100 free credits on sign up to try them out.