What type of renovations are best on a house hack if the goal is to BRRRR every year? I know the typical value add on a SFH is to fix up kitchens and bathrooms, and forced appreciation with ADU’s or new bathrooms and ...

Yes, its called sweat equity.

That's what I'm after, so I am paying for convenience and a service, and there may be others that can provide the same service, and potentially even better for cheaper, I'm on the lookout for that and will be evaluating others now that I've got my first under my belt and something to compare it to, but if at the end the work is sufficient and performs as expected then I will be happy with what I paid for the property and not really sweat over a couple grand here or there.  

I love section 8 but I don't know if I would want a full portfolio of those rentals too having experienced that and sweating it out for a bit. 

VRBO was not a great experience.For a single unit, I wouldn't sweat the details too much unless you plan on expanding quickly.

Yes you can raise money for deals and you put in the sweat equity in exchange for cash.

Forgetaboutit...Being from Arizona (and don't sweat it going back soon) I believe everyone should carry at all times.

So you really don't need to sweat being sued as much as you might think. 

Most companies that only do VA and FHA streamlines are mortgage sweat shops.

I wouldn't sweat it.