If you network with other agents who have pocket listings, you may have a better shot.

I am only looking at SFH now, and would be open to look at multiple of those if rent is consistent and makes sense for cash flow. 

That will give you so the best shot at a good fit and long life....

The toughest part is not creating the reports... it'd doing the bookkeeping consistently and accurately. 

Your rating must have been so low (probably below 4.0) that you were able to raise it more than half a star with just a few reviews.Airbnb removes listings under 4.5 consistently.

In the lease we do a none refundable pet security deposit for if they damage anything, they have to be up to date on all of their shots,we require pet insurance in case they bite another person, and pet rent per each pet.

If you are consistent with learning real estate over the next 4-6 months, you’ll be ready to purchase your first (or next) property in NO TIME!

"Reality TV" is not reality in most casesHost:  "Your pipes are shot and leaking and there is mold everywhere in the walls this is TOTALLY going to blow your budget"<comes out of commercial>Owner: "Well after the $125 to re-do the pipes for our entire home and $25 for whole home mold remediation our budget was stretched really tight but I think we can sacrifice the vase in the guest room and still make it"

If you could plunk down that amount of money on a multifamily property and net $120K/year consistently then everyone would do that, it'd be a no-brainer.

Like I said, I’m not in a rush so I’m okay with having some offers turned down, but I don’t want to be a jerk and expect him to just spend all his time writing offers that he doesn’t feel have a shot at being accepted.