It all depends on where you get your used appliances, as there are too many stores out there that just pick anything off the street, give it a clean, and then put it out in the showroom as long as it runs.

You can make the BRRRR strategy work in Houston, but it depends on the deal.

Depending on your specific goals and why you are investing some of the out of state markets can provide more headache than the cash flow is actually worth. 

In NC and most states, the offer to purchase will have you state if you are dependent on financing.

If you need help doing calls, its really going to depend on the volume.

Prices vary but most are 400k-1.5m ranging from 10 units to 40 units.

Depends on the project...but I would usually have the flooring guys get finished, and then install case & base molding.

It depends on your contract and whether or not you've breached any provision in the contract.

However, the terms and feasibility of this would depend on the lender's policies, the property's cash flow, and your creditworthiness.

I have seen it before with a few of my clients that they were able to utilize a Sec. 721/1031 transfer to move the assets into a REIT or other similar activity depending on the type of business.