There are still great deals out there where you can make great returns with numerous strategies: flip; B.R.R.R.R.; buy and hold; buy and sell turnkey; etc. 

That way one account can process payments from numerous rentals .thoughts?

I've worked on numerous homes in Coronado, La Jolla, Rancho Santa Fe, and it's very common for high end homes to have a guest house/pool house/casita/granny flat etc. etc. so an ADU is basically just a guest house w/ a full kitchen. 

After reading numerous books by other investors it seems like one of the common themes is finding a handyman/contractor that does good work, reliably shows up, and completes jobs on time and on budget.

The Asbury Park Press also tried to reach Castrovinci by phone and received the same message that his voice mailbox was not set up.The Dumonts had to cancel “numerous rental contracts,’’ for April, May and June, suffering irreparable harm to their reputation as landlords in the small, seaside town as a result of Castrovinci’s refusal to leave, the lawsuit said.

At first I felt as if I can just jump right in but looks like I have to take a step back and just get my feet wet I will learn as the process goes on but you are right I need to generate consistent good leads with an efficient approach.

Our first property would be a buy and hold property where cashflow is important but the end goal just being able to get our feet wet and build from there.

Hello folks, my name is Patrick and as you have read I am just getting my feet wet in REI.

My end goal is to have great passive income through numerous properties.

Hi BP,Was chatting with a friend, and was wondering what key financial metrics (and what minimum numerical scores/values would you accept) would you use for evaluating whether tenants would be good renters for your property?