I think the OP is wanting to mentor YOU, not the other way around

I don't think we would make it to a 660 .

Now it's just sit and wait.Don't give up your home-field advantage, it will cost you more than you think.

If an Accountant, a CPA or a tax preparer or anyone who is giving you this advice ...... ( I am not saying anything ).Here is another think - as you are flipping properties you do know that you are supposed to pay estimated Income Tax on your gains.

I think he does a great job explaining and keeps it interesting. 

But try this: https://www.homewyse.com/services/cost_to_estimate_home_remo...Let me ask you this.....I was even considering offering a service to 'walk the property' via video conference and throw out some rough numbers....do you think that would help people?

My goal was to have 5 properties at the end of year two, but I think that I will realistically hit that number by the end of this summer. 

I think we would like to look specifically at rental arbitrage.

Why do you think purchase contracts are so long and have such small print?

1 - yes2 - I don't think that the drain from your house to the main sewer falls under the "Municipal Sewer" category that @Joshua Thompson mentioned, but I would have to check before giving a verdict.