Minor electrical work, and some siding repairs.

I only have current rental rates per unit, not a full T-12 (which I would anticipate would look worse, given the amount of vacancy that would be required to do the interior renovations that they have done (updated flooring, full paint, updated countertops and appliance, updated bath including new tile work and fixtures (except tubs). 

Get your hands on a SFH there where the numbers work and you’ll do well!

We started 5 years ago and we have 3 properties that are short term rentals that we manage remotely 7 hours away.We decided we wanted to do short term rentals instead of long term because they seem to have higher cash flow, and we were willing to accept the additional work and risk involved with them.Some advice to consider:- To help sleep better at night, go into your first deal with some additional emergency savings for anything unexpected that you didn't consider.- Purchase unique, vintage, higher quality furniture on Facebook Marketplace, estate sales, and garage sales instead of buying cheap stuff from the big box stores.- The automation services such as Hospitable, Pricelabs, etc. are worth it in my opinion

., until lately, I traveled a lot for work, and used AirBNB instead of hotels for the last 4 or so years for such.

There is a 9 unit multifamily for sale in my hometown that I am figuring out how I can make this deal work and the financing.  

Its a lot of work and if you front load capex it gets really expensive. 

Literally zero work, or almost zero work. And

Willing to work and learn as much as possible

Lets see how well you will be received, ESPECIALLY when you are the first, immediately after they die, and their corpse is not even cold yet.I feel that people need to stop looking for shortcuts and magic pills and for frogs sake just do the work and make your site credible and focus on providing actual value to your sellers.