Do your homework but don’t avoid it as a category.

Historically, organization has not been my greatest quality (to put it mildly), so I wanted to reach out to the BP community and see what agents here recommend.I currently like to break my work schedule into 3 categories: service existing deals first, service active clients second, and then block of a good portion of my afternoon to prospect for additional business.

I've used Lending Club, and had varying success with it.

As @Darrin Carey and @Ozzy Smith mentioned, it can vary block by block.

The exact method depends on the county)- insurance (ask your agent for an estimate)- replacement reserves ($250-300/unit/year)Project income and expenses to the future (e.g. 5 years from now). 3% rent growth and 2% expense growth are typical but your millage may vary.

Individual policy prices varied a lot.  

I don't happen to fall into that category (mostly the interest portion), so turnkeys are great for me.

CAP rates will vary across the different niche asset classes (MFR, trailer parks, strip malls, offices - various classes, industrial, etc).

Even if both utilized a flat rate, the expense:income percentage will vary. 

I probably have basic questions for everyone here, but have read varied responses on the forums and heard different ideas on podcasts.