Barring a GC, I would have found a master plumber or electrician. 

I've heard of it, but I've never done it, so I don't know how long it lasts.The only major thing I would change about that kitchen is the green countertops. 

If so reach out to @David Greene   Do you want to do investing strictly for cashflow....if so figure out the best markets......Full disclosure....I live in California and invest in the Bay Area and in Cleveland.

The only thing not permitted is a wet bar and some kitchen cabinets.  

Always ask for an EPA RRP certified lead inspector.RRP Certified firms are giving a green EPA badge with an EPA Serial number as shown below.2.

If you set the bar high for being a good landlord, that will go a long way. 

@Jon S.David Greene’s BRRR book has good info on what investors should look for and what questions to ask when finding/hiring a PM.

David Greene has written a whole book on this. 

I have read basically every BP book that is out there and listened to hundreds of their podcast, so I am fairly educated when it comes to the bookwork side of investing, just super green on being an actual real estate investor.What I am looking for is recommendations on; hard/private money lenders, wholesalers, flippers, contractors, and buy and hold investors for input on the market and any advice for a first-time investor.  

But barring this whole crisis...When seeking a loan that is based on DSCR rather than DTI, is there a benefit to maximizing the DSCR?