Just be consistent. 

There are other units similar to mine, which even may be more updated in the area and the property still gets consistent tenants and attraction.  

I drafted up some contracts and had a attorney that practices in my state look over them.Best of luck

No it is not off grid it has consistent power, central air and heat, water, and all the appliances of a normal house.

I would of course appreciate links to forum posts/podcasts, as those are helpful to some degree, but as far as practical advice, what are some steps I should follow after I have found, viewed and inspected a potential property?

In the State of Missouri, the education requirements as prerequisites for taking the real estate exam are waived for attorneys, and the prerequisite for practicing as a real estate agent for a certain about of time is also waived to take the Broker's exam.

This is common practice for buyers or sellers, and the agents when the appraisal does't seem to support the purchase price.

Helping owners/etc using LEED building practices would be a plus if possible.Thanks for your help!

My primary practice area is real estate tax liens/tax deeds in IL.

A vocational or professional education in an industry is always based on acceptable practice to enhance skills and knowledge to succeed.