If you have minimal time and minimal construction experience  and want minimal hassle do not try and turn a single family into a multi.

That's what the inspection period is there for....and no, this isn't wasting the REA's time. 

Note differences between comps (1 more bedroom, 300 less square footage, not located next to a toxic waste treatment plant, etc)3.

Will the proceeds provide a minimal, average, or excessive amount of down payment. 

On a longer-term view, make sure to get this first property repaired, upgraded, and fully ready so that you can minimize or eliminate your CapEx expectations for the next five years while you then focus on another property.

I've wasted my fair share of dollars on courses & "elite groups" that turned out to be money grabs.

Some new ones have a gel substance that gets heated up and allows electrical to shut off until it needs to be reheated again, unlike old electric baseboard that would radiate for hours wasting electricity.

Chances are it should have minimal impact.

A good investment team will minimize your risk and save you time and money.

Since you're making bigger bucks than renting to non-contracted tenants you might not mind that they waste energy.