I guess my question is more so from a strategic stand point, I'm thinking how to I systematically approach the day.

Always be strategic.

I don't know your background so can't comment on whether this captures it or not, but here are a few design pointers.The design needs to be used strategically to draw the eye to what is important.

Keys has the following skills that make him great for real estate investing:-Great customer service skills-Long sales/management history-Accounting & Bookkeeping skills-Adapts to change easily-Great problem solver-Willing to take educated risks-Creative & open minded-Strategic thinker-Willing to do continued education to keep skills sharp-The time to commit, travel, learn, grow and inquire about properties-Completely focused. ( No other job or commitment to get in the way of his commercial investing career)Thank your for reading all of this!

Keep your eyes open :-) One a more serious note: educate yourself, formulate a criteria, search and reach out to sponsors, network with other investors.

I have my ARV and repair estimates done that day and formulate a max offer price.

While starting your business keep business structure in mind and try to be strategic to benefit regarding taxes and possible ligation.

You will have the same after a few months if you keep track of these questions and formulate an answer.

Any tricks to strategic contacts for acquiring these?

Corporate buyers are using shareowners capital and may be strategically looking to dominate a market.We've underwritten several 16 - 80 unit properties in the past couple of years and, in most cases, have been out spent.