He is allowing me access to the MLS thru him but I’m uncertain what data is best to have in order analyze comps/potential deals.Here are some things I plan on asking:-Comps in my target area-Hot ZonesThings I’m unsure on:-What data I should prioritize without having a subject property to allow me to find potential deals-should I continually check in with him to record update data?

Even if you decide to switch the nature of the heating system, you should, and still may well be required, to perform this analysis.A detailed heat-loss model will also help you prioritize and plan improvements to the building envelope - such as air sealing and insulation.A few missing bits of information,  which may assist the BP community to provide you with some helpful ideas, include:size and organisation of the building: SFH, duplex, triplex, etc.

I feel like I've been getting a lot of great advice for whatever we decide to prioritize in this thread so this helps give me an idea of all my options.

I've got the funding lined up and a prioritized list of properties that I am going after.

I do feel like your tenant should prioritize your properties rent above everything though.

If there is a dispute over priority, the court is required to prioritize the interest of the competing junior lienholders, as well as the amounts due each.

We always prioritize income and job stability as #1-- that's your source of income, so how stable is it?   

I would prioritize that above the investing out of state.

So far, it's been working pretty well and some of the features I've really appreciated are the custom workflows, ability to prioritize tasks, and ways to link tasks.

Another had an eviction over ten years ago and as a result now prioritizes rent, and another had an eviction due to a temporary situation and an unreasonable landlord (I know him; he actually gave her a good reference).I have properties in C-/D+ neighborhoods; Policies that allow me to work with tenants when they can't pay all the rent and still limit my losses keep my places full but I would rather wait for someone with a good solid work history and adequate income.