I am just redoing a basement unit and found a company called Flooret that has a direct sales model and we really liked their products and they have a 40 mil wear layer which should stand up to pretty much anything.

Hope that helps.Thanks.Please send the property listings.To clarify, that means you charge a base fee of x% and charge y$ and z$ for cleaning and landscaping, respectively ?

I guess even if you have the ability to tap into municipal lines, you should checkout the soil conditions to see if conditions are good for a basement or if you have the dreaded shrink/swell soil.  

I've visited it numerous times. 5- I appears I can hit a basic 1% rule in those areas so I don't bleed to death waiting for the sprawl to reach.I do also very much like Lee's Summit and Blue Knob. 

These are very rudimentary examples and there are a lot more expenses that go in to owning a property, but this gives you a basic example of how you can leverage your investor's money.  

There is so much to go over on a deal like this, but here is just a basic answer to your question. 1.

I don't have any specific contact for you but you would probably be better off contacting a basement foundation company.

You don't need to know everything to get started; you need a foundation to build on and the rest will come through experience and then refining your education.You can build a basic understanding of investing in 3-6 months.

Single family with a basement you could rent out might actually be cheaper.

Start by having a basic investment strategy: Are you a long-term investor focused on wealth creation, or on short-term investments (3 to 5 years)?