Looking for guidance, tips, suggestions, best practices as to how to go about it.

It's not an earth shattering idea, but it increases your income and protects you from yourself (wanting to scale too quickly, making compromises, and introduces extra risk).I'd suggest taking a breath and getting a sample size of more than 1 month of bookings before buying the next one, but I get it. 

Additionally, consider cards with no annual fees to keep costs down.

In addition to keeping your personal and business finances completely separate, consider having a checking account for each property if your portfolio size allows for that.

Unless you have a background in petroleum or chemical engineering or have one doing your due diligence then I would suggest that you walk away from this area.

In addition, make sure your hard money lender is maxing out your leverage so you have the least amount of cash out of your pocket.

Additionally I would have 300k in equity.Naturally, a con for this would be having a partner.

I highly suggest you check it out.

I always suggest investors to purchase at least 1 because it's designed for the investor from the get go.

@Bret Kingcade I’ve never heard of inspectIng a carpet with black light Were you paying a pet fee in addition to your rent?