I would suggest some local meetups in your area, find the guys that are doing multiple deals, hang out with them.

I was looking at a deal recently that was for multiple properties at once and one would have included something that turns into a flip.The property was also in a fantastic area for Air BnB so the plan was to actually air BnB as is for a while, then do the work for the flip and sell it. 

I figured this would be a good time to ask what everyone else does to make showings go well as smell welcoming to perspective residents.

Some people use lists while others make offers on multiple properties.

Do your research, check multiple resources, and find people you can trust.Don't be afraid to ask questions but try to be specific.Bad question: "How do I get started in real estate?"

He treated the affected unit multiple times and also treated the surrounding units. 

I have a perspective tenant from the U.K.

If there are multiple heirs to the estate then they all have to agree to the sale.3.

I have been working on this deal for a little over a month, and i have analyzed this multiple times.

Another tactic would be to invest in a fund that has residential debt as its primary asset class, this way you are a passive investor along side other investors and your funds are spread across multiple assets which helps to spread out the risk.