There is no one size fits all.  

Some employ a very linear strategy, in that they always operate with the same strategy in the same asset class with the same geographical focus.

It offers background, criminal, employment, credit, previous addresses and known aliases.  

@Josh CalcanisI've been poring through the zoning guide PDF on the City of Orlando site, and I can actually shed some light on those mother in law suites regarding zoning.I'll paste the relevant info from the PDF below, but from the looks of it, it is OK to get those small out dwelling type buildings permitted as long as you follow a couple guidelines regarding their size, the lot size, etc.22.

As a tenant I don't want my landlord right next door....I want a little more privacy than that...If you can buy it I would tear it down and just add to my property size.....or flip it and let someone else own it long term.

The size and/or quality of the deal seem to be at stake. 2.)

One of my rules is to require 6 months at their current job because this is the standard probationary period for the major employers in the area.

It's hard to know how much it will cost to restore the home without any info on the size or extent of the damage. 

I'm a self employed (started an online business) living in El Paso, Texas recently moved from the U.K.

I think a lot of my questions regarding the BRRRR strategy revolve around the response you gave.I'm having a hard time understand how a full gut of any size can be done for 15-20K.My wife and I recently completely gutted our 2100SF home, and aside from the higher end finishes, we were looking at 50K easily.