In conclusion, having a partner means sharing profits, but it makes the journey easier and more rewarding.Initially when i started getting into real estate I had a former employer who had become a mentor and then partner and I actually partnered with him on a deal that he had completely analyzed, vetted, took all the risk and held all the investment on and my role as 100% labor, while not the most lucrative on my end, was a HUGE learning experience and that was worth SO much more than any dollar amount that I could have made.But I'm definitely looking forward to working with more partners I.

But the role of the qualified intermediary is also documentation. 

You could explore being an agent or a role similar to that.

The role of a PM is to be your partner in managing your property, good partners communicate to each other constantly & never leave the other party in the dark.

I know from researching tax roles this year, that the appraiser's in Texas have valued the Solar panels farms very high and I don't know if there is litigation regarding the taxes, but there are several solar farms with unpaid taxes.

It tends to be much easier to raise money and oversee the property with passive investors whose only role is to write you a check than with active ones who will manage the property with you and expect decisions to be made by consensus.

AirDNA is good if you pinpoint a specific area where MTRs are more dominant.

Age or properties, appraisals, past credit and business experience could also play a role.

Looking back, I must acknowledge that personal branding and social media played a huge role in my success.

Financing plays a critical role in determining DSCR, as it assesses the property's ability to handle debt payments.