You accomplish two things this way:You are provided with important information before making your offerYou build STRONG RAPPORT first - this way, you don't create antagonism in case you offer is too lowask questions about the condition of the property, finance, layout, etc, anything that gets him to talk and teach you more about the property.

Lastly, exact location and layout are very important too. 

I am not sure if syndication deals or internet companies such as "rich uncles", crowd-street, Alpha investing websites are good options or if there are other avenues. 

Also, depending on the age, layout, etc., of the property it may be better to establish a RUBS system or implement a flat fee. 

First things first, you need high speed internet.

YouTube and the internet has lots of good DIY resources.

@Cole Black are you paying for the internet for all three units?

$100 is a round number and kind of low.What about internet/cable?

This is our first STR and we are working on getting TV/internet set up.  

I'm scouring the internet and can't seem to find a straight answer on a few questions regarding Section 8 tenants, I'm not sure if any of you have dealt with the specifics of the below but I would appreciate your guidance:If my unit is listed at $1,850 (for example) and I receive an application from a section 8 tenant, would the part of rent not covered by a section 8 voucher be paid by the tenant?