@Isaiah Payne1) you can easily google that2) there is no way for you to know credit limit until you apply.

If you're looking for a really cheap, easily replaceable cordless set that probably won't last forever but will do the job and can be replaced cheaply, ryobi is the way to go.

I would easily pay an extra $200-$300/month in rent for an unit with washer/dryer.

And if so, can the names and addresses be easily exported into Excel for example. 

You should be able to build yours easily for under $100 K.

We've been waiting on both for a long time.3) "Do it all online easily": in reality, it's a million times more convenient to use my credit card than bitcoin.

I know that property tax is easily found, but how do I go about finding how much insurance would cost as well as electric, gas, water, or any other costs?

From an investor perspective, a 1 bedroom apartment with garage in my area can rent out for $1000 easily.

I visit the ones near me somewhat regularly but I rarely visit any of the ones further out, if you have good management in place there really isnt a reason to visit other than to spot check once in a while to see if anything is degrading, I think you could visit less than 1x per year easily, I trust my MI property management so much that there are some properties I have never visited, granted those are cheaper single family properties.

Overall, you can easily find properties that meet the 1% rule even on the MLS, but obviously it won’t be in A neighborhoods.