I love the idea of delegation/automation/systems in business (and use quite a few) but go back and forth on what is delegatable vs. what is a core task that needs to be taken on individually. 

If so, you open yourself up to a larger pool of candidates.

Learning how to run the business seems that it should be a larger portion than the classes make it seem.

If so,  you open yourself up to a larger pool of candidates.

I think it is prudent to seek your own tax and legal advice for your scenario and worth the money, but if you were to only follow suit initially for what the larger groups / buyers do that may get you off to a better start than most.  

As long as it supports your larger plans it can all work.

In the new global economy this means aggressively off shoring for repetitive tasks.

If so you open yourself up to a larger pool of candidates.

We were initially thinking 4-5 bedroom because it sounded like (from threads around here) that's where the sweet spot was on best returns, and also because that would be the sweet spot for us using the place with family once a year.But yes, given it's our first investment property and it's out of state and we'll likely end up buying without even having a chance to visit the area first we're now thinking it might be better to start with something in the 2-3 bedroom range and ease into a larger property in the future once we've gained some experience.I am confused by the last statement though about better returns in other areas of REI. 

However it would probably suit him to install a larger more efficient tank since the heating source would be running all the time if the hot water keeps running out.  .