We are likely going to fix and flip a couple SFH's to start, and then buy and hold moving forward (all depends on the deal and location of homes though).

Depends on the kind of neighbor you want to be. 1) Play hard ball and wait until you get a small claims court summons, then offer to settle for cash (for that small amount I wouldn't get insurance envolved) 2) Offer to pay all or part of the cost of repair to make it go away.

$100- $400, very loaded question, all depends on what you put into the house. particle board cabinets, Formica counter tops and vinyl floors or plywood cabinets with stained exotic wood doors,marble floors and granite counter tops?

Depending on the nature of the repair, i.e., minor or major, you can decide whether that is worth the trouble.I would request the rental application from the tenant, the lease, and the credit report, which are standard requirements.Those info would also allow me to check out how they manage the rental tenant screening process and what kind of tenant is in the house.

But again, it all depends on your personal situation.

I would not get a license just to sell one property it would not be worth the time or money that you would have to spend.Also depending on your home state you couldn't receive a referral fee that would be illegal.

Even with this prices, some triple deckers in the areas you mentioned still positively cash flow while smaller single condos may run at at a loss, depending on the terms.

I know that like so many things will "depend" but I'm just curious.

Depending on what you are looking for, I buy my cabinets at either Hoods (cheap, and good quality/style and available for pickup that same day but, not super high-end) or Cabinets To-Go.

It all depends on what your budget is.