However, I dont know how RoofStock's star rating system compares to the traditional A-F system that most investment literature uses.

I then found out their course price to learn their investment tactics & finding property deals,  was jacked up compared to other countries at $1250.  

I have a question regarding the property tax and it may sound very basic.Let’s say the flipper bought the property a year ago for 100k and paying a low tax under 2k annually.If I bought it for 250k after the total rehab, would I be paying tax 2.5 times compared with the flipper paid?

Or you can just be above average.Yup on the remodels i have done in Charleston i have made no less than 50k per project and the new construction averages about 100k profit per house and up.. so yes i know some only make 15k but .. to compare that to just putting cash out to create 200 a month in delta.. only way this stuff works if you can find deals with a ton of equity.. to just buy sub too and have very little equity to me is a fools errand unless its in known areas for decent appreciation.

These metrics are used to compare.  

Understand the fees involved and calculate the total cost for an entire year of management so you can compare the different managers.

In our area we use natural gas, propane, wood, or pellet stoves and they are all cheaper than electricity.I would figure out what you pay per year to heat with oil then compare that to what it would be with electricity.

Compare what you are finding to market and comp standards on all of your underwriting.Property currently not being profitable and bad PM, it could be both with the information given in the post.

Google Shawn Huss with chemical bank.  

I’ve talked to people who carry their license simply because they use it for purchasing investment properties and I have already experienced a situation that if I had my license I would of had an inside track on a deal compared to someone who would need to contact a realtor and set up an appointment.