There are a few things that might need to be changed that I can recommend depending on your processes, systems and the proprty itself. 

I am a real estate agent in the process of finding my first real estate rental deal.

Obviously if you need to drain the bucket then its a nonstarter as theyll fill up within a couple days during the summer.

I don’t want some part time agent who ignores calls just because it’s a Saturday, I’m trying to streamline future processes by making sure i get the best agent possible starting out, so what are some good questions to ask?

I'm looking at using furnished finder to fill the place up starting mid-April 2024.

I am a residential remodeling contractor by trade with a solid understanding of the rehab process and a network of laborers and subcontractors that I can rely on, and thus plan on managing this first rehab myself. 

I am hoping I do not have to go through the evection process (done it before all the way to sheriff kicking the door in) and its quite daunting process, but the upside I guess would be I been through it all. 

Over the past 6 months had some recent vacancies filled by folks from NYC, Boston, and Scottsdale. 

NOI x CAP RATE = purchase price Simple example: $100,000 x 9 = $900,000You can then use pro forma numbers say after you raise rents, fill vacancies etc to project future value if you wanted to sell later on. new NOI x higher cap rate$130,000 x 10 = $1,300,000$130,000 x 11 = $1,430,000and so on.

I found your very valuable to me as I in the in the process of buying my first rental property in Saginaw as an OOS invester from CA.