I am very interested to try and optimize as much as possible especially since I will be remote with this property.

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The best way to find them is to send out mailers.Some good lists to target are Absentee Owners with Equity, Seniors with Long-time Ownership and Homeowners with Low Financial Stability Scores.You can work with a list broker to optimize your list for your area.

Not at all giving credit to market timing.2) AirBnB/Short term rentals rule the world crowd3) Realtors who think they run the show in some markets, and also think they "too good" to hustle for some clients because they have had some success in an extended sellers market4) Contractors that don't return calls or deliver on time/on budget (I will give some slack here because demand has been crushing and skilled labor has been short, but I'm looking forward to a balanced market)While I don't personally wish financial misfortune on anyone, I am looking forward to watching housing that belongs to overextended short term operators go back on the market at a discount because the "investors" underwrote it to only perform at optimal short term rates/occupancy.

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But also that value jump is significant and a cash out refi could provide the funds to help you both optimize this, and, get another. 

If you want deals off the mls you would better to optimize your business so you can buy at higher margins.

Travis and Nathan have covered everything else, but let me just add that with commercial, you can show an investor the income/expenses as they are currently, and as they might be if the property was optimized.

^ whoa....big difference between optimizing the existing interior footage (easy to do, over the counter permitting...in SF too!)

Just keep in mind that this wouldn't be optimal for a flipper who needs the "2 guys and a truck" crew that works for $15 an hour laborer and then $27 an hour carpenter.