All I have to do is to email the access code to my guests and answer their questions about local restaurants, if they ask.

Snap traps work well but can be a issue for tenants having to remove dead mice and rats.Ongoing I always use poison and place it in areas that kids and pets can not access.

You need always to get local input on the actual block of the actual street.

My girlfriend AirBnB's a 1 bedroom apartment in Grandview and she has to block days just to keep up.

So to tally that up and use round numbers, I've got access to about 200k in cash that I'd like to put to work through SFH investments.  

The division of labor will look something like this:Me: Find deals, fund deals.Partner: Rehab/build out/oversee contract laborMy partner is a remodeler with experience and contacts, he just doesn't have the access to funding and doesn't have the time/patience to sift through potential deals.

My goal is to invest in multi-families, in Australia this mean 5+ residences on a single block to qualify for a commercial property loan.

However if buying this property could give you access to landlocked developable parcels nearby then thats another story however its a big risk and you need cash to do it. 

It will give you access to forms and walk you through the more active side of managing rentals.

You can bring an inspector during the property tour but most likely will not get access to all systems and units for a detailed inspection report.