I live north of Columbus and I have been dousing myself with information from books, podcasts, YouTube videos, you name it.

You will also want to outline that collections made post close will be applied to most recent charges first (i.e. resolve your past dues before going to seller), and cherry on top would be anything not specifically submitted as "to be applied to" will be considered a credit to future charges. 

I need to estimate the potential rent in order to figure out if I want to submit an offer.Most comparable sale w/in one mile, considering quality of renovation, closed Apr 2019 for $655k which was slightly above asking price and was only on the market for 6 days.

do a nice walk through video and nice pictures. have the mls perfect before it's listedput up signs in front of your house and the main streets that feed it.

Also, check out our youtube channel (BARE: Badass Real Estate), Dan recently did a video on house hacking.If you have any questions don't hesitate to reach out. 

Plus investors can get hundreds to thousands of agents working to submit rental and flip deals. 

You will find a ton of useful information to help you with your foray into real estate investing.See here for the Guides: BP GuidesSee here for the FREE video series: The Financial Independence BlueprintSee here for the blog: The BiggerPockets BlogSearch MeetUp.com for local meetups.Here is an ongoing discussion thread on wholesaling that has anything and everything you'd like to know about wholesaling: The Truth about Wholesaling!

Regarding value add projects, certain systems needed to be in place for us to remotely operate the facility in the way we envisioned (e.g. video cameras with remote access, automatic gate, website with online payment capabilities, etc.).

Been reviewing others posts and watching some videos.

Just make certain the numbers run well for your best offer price if both were LTR and then submit a lower offer than that.