After doing my own research I believe that my head is in the right place however, estimating property performance is not going too hot.

@Brian Ellis  My understanding is that in order to accept Section 8, your property has to pass inspection by the local housing administration, so yes, you do have to apply.I think that the key to staying out of hot water is to NEVER say "I don't accept Section 8".

Roof,floors,appliances, hot water heater,etc.

I think it's hot air, myself.

It's hot here for sure, but you could look at house hacking a SFR or duplex.

They decided to use 2 metal shears wrapped in electrical tape to jump the 2 hot lugs in the meter box to the 2 lines that fed the house. 

Lack of comps for properties with ADUsHad to leave money used to build the ADU in the deal (for now)Flipping the home made me realize how much I enjoy working on houses and how rewarding it feels to look at my creation.It was tough to find a house where I didn't have to pay over asking when rates were at 2.75%, so I learned to look at homes that have been sitting on the market the longest is beneficial, especially in a hot market where homes usually sell within days.

Our Realtor/Partner (from the development group) has mentioned that this area is currently hot and we trust her judgment. 

In that case, if a deal is hot enough, why wouldn't an end buyer go for it? 

You have $30 per month to pay for roof, appliances, hvac, hot water heater, bath and kitchen remodels, etc.