I’m looking at buildings between 4-10 units as there seem to be fewer properties larger than that on the market now (and they are getting snatched up pretty quickly).

To keep him from coming back to the property (since it sounds like that may be the best option) I would install the blinds yourself or have someone you know help you (it's pretty simple to install them - just time consuming). 

As for ARV, that is a bit harder up north as there are usually fewer comps, especially for recently flipped homes.

Assembly is time consuming, and install can be a blessing or a curse. 

Keep in mind, rezoning is the best way to accomplish all of this, however it is the most costly and time consuming. 

Consumers are looking for homes that are attractive to live in. 

Apparently the coffee was being served so hot (190 degrees, which is much hotter than coffee is normally served) because of a policy McDonalds developed based on consumer research that showed people were more likely to spend additional time/money at their franchises if they had to wait longer for their coffee to cool down enough to drink it (if consumed at the temperature served, it would burn people's mouths and throats).

I've been consuming content like crazy (BP books, BP podcasts, YouTube university, etc...) to learn as much as possible and am excited to go through the process to get some hands on experience. 

For me time is very important, so fewer entities, at least in layers is important. 

If you don't have a demanding  FT job, I would suggest that you manage yourself because it is definitely doable, especially with one unit, but it can be time consuming.