I try to hold as much as possible  How long do you hold a property to assess how well it's actually cash flowing, before you decide to flip it instead?

If you are behind and this would be your last property to ever buy, I actually would consider getting the fourplex and then put the net profits into another investment (simple as high interest savings or even into the market).

NOT at all, actually makes the buyer feel more secure.

Much cheaper and easier to get them serviced 2x a year vs replacement.Sounds like the LVP is a cheap version.

Only 20% of the conversation should be about the actual property and its condition. 

For rentals, and this is a controversial topic, I actually create individual trusts to hold title to each and every rental.

Not sure when Andrew purchased his investment property, but I did want to point out though that remote closings in Florida are actually quite common now and I know of investors who have closed without ever coming to the U.S. to view the property.

Looking into single family houses or multifamily, as there is an actual land that you own and potentially build ADU/DADU in the foreseeable future.

We have been self managing from afar utilizing previous service providers and friends with an occasional new hire.

Companies offering cost segregation services are not all the same.