Yes, on a national level, SFHs are nearly 5.5x family income.

The roof and siding are probably fine, but 10 years used is on the cusp of a higher level of upkeep.

I would do as much homework as possible on "comps" if you are a flipper this is an area you want to polish your skills.

Hi TrevorI'd suggest it's tough to get into private lending at the $10k to $25k level.There are plenty of borrowers at that level, the problem is the fixed cost of closing a loan.

Assuming the sea levels don't rise substantially in the next 20 years and they are no more.. :)

Make sure the cash flow is secure with high quality tenants.Eliminate all personal debts.Secure your personal income streams (work / education / skill development) for yourself and your family.Leave yourself a cash emergency fund that can cover a year's worth of all personal and real estate expenses.These first few properties should be completely paid off.

We purchased our first condo recently, and will likely sell it soon as condo boards seem to be a higher level of frustration than the HOAs we've dealt with.

My take, is trust me with 2 hours of your time, then use your own adult decision making capabilities to decide if I can help take your investing to the next level.  

The way I see it is its totally up to you and your comfort level.

Congrats on taking your business to the next level!