Look for neighborhoods with strong rental demand and potential for appreciation.

Remember, prices are very geocentric--they can vary greatly based on location, especially for labor.

I could see a scenario where if it's based on individuals who "own" stake in a home, the numbers could be skewed upward based on multiple people buying homes together to solve the affordability issue. 1 Home, 5 Homeowners type of thing. 

The ones I have heard of/tested are as follows:Beyond Pricing, PriceLabs - are automated pricing toolsLodgify - is strong in website development (if you want to drive direct bookings) but from what I viewed are not as strong in the management toolsYourPorter - Cleaner communication toolOneRoofTop - decent tool set, heavy lifting, questionable sustainabilityMyVR - expensive but decent tool setBookerville - their customers love them, their technology appears to be old school (so does their name)I too am on the hunt for a solution because I want to become more passive, moving away from the daily grind of working "in" my business so I can work "on" my business. 

Based on the East Coast, so investing in rental property isn't feasible here.

First time trying to purchase a home without funding myself. (401k loan N/A, HELOC on investment prop N/A)It sounds like a fix and flip loan may work here based on your reference to an ARV.

If you don't have a 70,000,000 SF+ industrial market size near it'll be hard to really specialize in just that and make a strong living.

@Tony FerreiraYou have good options based on the limited amount I could gather based on your post.Shot you a DM, please feel free to follow up if you'd like!

The more let's just say rambunctious your tenant base is the more you will have to landlord.

AbelThe question was based on one month, though I’m looking for a sustainable process to put in place.