Once I get in contact with property owners, I have no way in Propwire to actually make notes on what was discussed, callback time, etc. 

Ideally, we would divide it 99:1, with my wife and me as the majority owners.

as far as financing will go for your potential buyers the duplexes will be easiest because you can get both investor and owner occupants . the multi family 5 units and more will be cinsdered commercial and cut out owner occupants . the assisted living is extremely limited when it comes to financing and now it becomes a specialty item that's an investor looking to be in assisted living business 

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $86,000

Cash invested: $60,000

Finishing full renovations soon.

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So if they are disregarded entities (you are sole owner) you can buy new properties in LLC name or your own.

This will give you an idea of the average sale price and what you can expect to get for the property if you make the necessary repairs and upgrades.Property History: Look into the property's history, including any previous owners, liens, or legal issues.

You will not get a conventional loan like owner occupied with lower down payment etc. you can get a loan but you will need 20-25% down. 

If it is for an owner occupied purchase you could do a bank statement loan, profit and loss loan, or asset based loan.

Other parts will depend on the business model of the brokerage and how the owner or owner/broker decides to assign responsibilities.  

A few cities in Denver actually allow non-owner occupied vacation rentals (pure investment STRs), and then there's Parker, alone in its outright ban of them.MTRs are an interesting choice.