If you’re working with a quality agent who values their reputation, I would use the inspector they recommend over some random one for sure.

Interest generated is a sign that you did a whole lot very well.  

Spaces for corporation’s visitorsDesign and place flyers at local establishments like laundry mats, hair salons, nail salons, where we know there’s a lot of foot traffic Purchase ads and place in local news papersPost a listing to craigslist, zillow, realtor.com, apartments.com, rentals.com and other websites Hotpads.com or cozy.co → multiple rental listing platformsPartner w RE agent and advertise on MLSCreate a FB ad to target tenants Create a FB pg for rental business, post weekly content to generate following, and post listingsPay close attention to what is nearby and cater to that audience- colleges, military bases, etc.Provide stellar customer service.

If the goal is to generate monthly cash, sale makes sense.  

Why would I be willing to sell to some random guy in Florida at 70% of FMV, when I can get 110% by next week with a local Realtor? 

If I'm wanting investors to invest with me over and over again, a small equity stake that provides mailbox money for every property they invest in with me seems like a great way to generate ample capital for scaling. 

As alluded to in the prior post, both have the same or similar lead generation approach, so potentially having both approaches in place gives you that flexibility. 

I live in New Jersey and am a new investor (getting into wholesaling to generate cash and then doing a buy and hold strategy).

It generates over $1000k in income a month at these locations and is a good source of leadsThe smaller remote locations does not work so well with Uhaul. 

That being the case, you'll want to make sure that any accounting software that you invest time and effort into will be able to generate those statements.