Even thought it needs extensive repair due to damage from the tenant and since I live in the front unit, I don't think I can deal with a renter living free, getting uber eats delivery and working without paying rent.

I will be able to turn profit within the first 3 month after the delivery and setup period which could be anywhere from 3/4months.

Don't over leverage yourself, start smaller and the bigger gems will show up at your door step before you know it.

In my area I pay $20 for delivery.  

If you buy a $25 MYQ garage remote from Amazon it will enable “in garage deliveries”.

@Alexander Phillips as all the others stated, look at the contract.I would especially look at any paragraph about the delivery of the property to you.Most of the time, it would say something about the property being delivered vacant.

BTR is still a very small portion of the market in deliveries and less efficient than apartments I'd stay clear if you are new. 

We had to have 3 major things done while we had it rented out. 1.The fridge went out so we ordered a delivery and haul away service from Lowes. 2.The oven went out and we also ordered a delivery and haul away service from Lowes. 3.

All this company has is a talented Sales Department who can over promise and under deliver. I

Guest runs out of coffee, runs out of toilet paper, needs more towels, etc, we can usually get them any of these things in under an hour with the delivery service, and for much cheaper than the typical service call to try and have your cleaner stop by.