We really appreciate your time and expertise. 

In my case, I am a buy and hold investor buying from a distance, looking to form a working partnership with and train a local house-hacker or BRRR partner, who I can train to be my local boots on the ground.In this, I am looking for more of a top level "master list" of the key areas of responsibility and knowledge/expertise that are needed for a full service enterprise, to evaluate my own areas of weakness, and also evaluate potential partners for what they will need to know and learn.Thanks in Advance,Aaron

Now, since market is more competitive, I am also want to take a look at Commercial and Multi-family property mainly in San Antonio.I am really appreciate if any San Antonio agent who has such expertise could connect me and have a discussion.Again, thank you all who contribute to the community.Niklas

Decisions seem to be based on gut feeling rather than policy or modeling after some place that has reached the goals the city has.  

I even discuss our property renovation & addition plans with him to get an opinion for ROI from a market partisipant.In the long run, a good relationship with your personal RE agent will provide the benefits I've outlined above as well as access to the "good" deals that never make it to the MLS and connections into the RE inner circle (without the overhead of networking and schmoozing).I'm always looking for ways to maximize the expertise of my RE agent(s) and ways to reward and pay them without cash coming from my pocket.

My business model allows me to approach tenant vetting very differently than a traditional rental.  

I would continue with the deal, but would make sure you model capex reserves for future repairs.

I hope to gain some expert opinion on how to go about getting financing for properties that need to be fully rehabbed for under 30K.Thank you all in advice for your insight and expertise! 

Match it agsinst siilar units you have...it will jump out at you pretty fast.Furthermore, we train our clients to work with our model.

I tend to like things streamlined.So, that said, my SDIRA custodian mentioned that they basically hold the checkbook and all payments are made by them, at my direction; ok when purchasing property, not so convenient when paying the trades.If my business model is buy property to mainly flip, and have the convenience of paying bills as needed, it seems I should look further into the S401k since it appears I can run my business all from that?