I do agree the BRRR idea is most appealing, but finding deals seems cumbersome and requires experience to get right.I will own at least one door by the end of the year and if it goes well, will rinse and repeat as I increase my expertise in the method. 

You could also search for the make and model of the home online and see what comes up.

Maybe it’s because I’m an actuary, but I might be running models in my brain depending on how the market could turn and as I continually learn more from what I read and hear on podcasts.We just renovated our current home.

That is the proof needed to get educated and move to the Apartment complex business model like we have discussed in the past few weeks.

It's enough to get started in SFH but you will have to work your butt off trying to find deals that fit LU's model. 

I just don't want to add an amenity that will end up becoming a maintenance hassle for my super (and ultimately me).Thank you in advance for all your input.If you can give me brands and even models , that would be great and suggestions on where to purchase (though I realize this may be tough if you are not in NJ).

If you're calling Peter whose sole business model is PM, they're busy people, they're managing, they're going to look at your property when it's contract because if they didn't they'd be running all over town all day doing what agents do when that's not their business model.

Once I had figured out the business model, I bought a few small properties to understand the scaling costs.

I'm a big believer in what we call "inclusive growth" in my industry, which is broadly working to expand the benefits of economic growth to populations that are sometimes left behind within traditional growth models or political systems.

Thanks for your expertise!