I don't think I'd want a one-4-all and would be more cost effective to have a tile guy, kitchen guy, floor guy etc.

Real estate is a get rich slow game so I wouldn't focus too hard there on trying to increase your income in the short term because it likely won't be effective. 

In addition, they have ripple effects on other fixes throughout the structure including plumbing, drywall, doorways, etc.

Would it be more effective to buy a property off of the property tax auction instead of purchasing a property off the general market when applying the BRRRR Method ?

How will it effect the others credit scores if the HELOC isn’t payed on time?

If they've previously been a strong tenant, working with them to help them on their way or until they are back on their feet may be more effective than eviction. 

So you just buy your first BIG DEAL you have a 10 unit, 35-bed student housing complex and you bind GL on the property but didn't disclose that more than 10% of the occupants are Students, effective that moment you have NO insurance. 

When I initially looked into it, it seemed like it would not be cost effective for C class buildings without fancy key card access points, but maybe something has changed. 

I may just be a normal guy but what I hear is the most effective way to scale is daily, consistent action.

Is the first buy a plot of land to park the motorhome?