Understand the liquidity of the market and how easy it will be to sell the property if needed.- Rental Yields and Occupancy Rates: Research the expected rental yields and occupancy rates in the area to understand the potential return on investment. 

You want to stay liquid, although 7.25% rate is higher than i'd like to carry, but with the way things are going right now.

Pour it into a fogger and spray the whole house.

But otherwise, a room just needs new sheets (we have extras ready to go) and towels, snacks, and then we quickly wipe and spray everything down, vacuum (doesn't always need it after every single stay) and we are out.

right exactly spot on here with the DSCR, the biggest downside is putting a higher down % payment, and utilizing more liquid funds that can go towards renovations or other investments.

I benefit from step up inheritance laws, so almost no capital gains tax if I sell, I do like the idea of liquidating and putting it into a larger property or multifamily, I do worry about the amount of time hands on, which I need to be s minimal as possible.Thanks!

I tried the same with Fidelity several years ago, however they insisted that I keep 7 figures in brokerage (outside of private equity), so we didn't stick around long... in fact Im all but liquidated there myself.

I am not very liquid at the moment.

While I have sufficient liquid cash on hand, I prefer to maintain liquidity as I'm actively seeking my next deal.

@Vivek Kumar I ask for proof of liquidity, whether it’s a balance in the bank or a shoe box of cash.