I'm confused on one facet of your reply.

Expanding your network requires a multi-faceted approach, combining both digital and traditional methods.

I'm eager to learn from experienced investors and determine if this multi-faceted approach is feasible or if it's best to focus on one area initially.Thank you for your insights!

Here are some other facets of a rehab which may be more expensive, roofing, windows, HVAC. electric service exterior and interior.

We are both really interested in learning more about all facets of real estate (tax advantages, write-offs, depreciation, etc.) and how we can maximize on the benefits. 

I know there are a lot of facets to this question and I would like to hear from a variety of perspectives from the many experienced investors on here.

That said, if you have a particular facet of your process that is critical for other aspects of your business, your bookkeeper needs to be aware of this so they can be mindful of that as they go about the work.I do both tax prep and bookkeeping - I'm an enrolled agent on the tax side, but I also do all of the bookkeeping work for a CPA and have a few bookkeeping clients of my own (including some that I also do the tax returns for).

As @Chris Seveney said, this game has many facets....and appreciation is one of the most powerful.

What I am seeing around with occupancy is two facets, the legal IRS/fannie mae/freddie mac rules and also the intent.

If you have a good scope of work to begin with than it is a matter of showing the lender that you have completed a facet of the work consistent with the scope of work.