(figuring that it would be time consuming to find a contractor, get them in for a quote, etc etc anyway).Thanks for the details. 

Maybe I’m thinking too much into the scenario and that’s gonna stop me from making a move if I let it consume me.

Filling units is the most time consuming part of managing a rental.

@Hilly Fricks I would contact the local consumer protection, or licensing board.

Naysayers claim that reducing corporate and payroll taxes to 0% will not benefit workers, consumers, or the economy as companies will simply pocket the new found extra money instead of raising wages, creating new jobs, and lowering prices.

Residential side: In theory if you have zero consumer debt and net rental income is 2.5x your personal PITI/rent (net rental income after the new mortgages), it can work with no job income.Appraisals will still be needed.Commercial side:There are blanket commercial mortgages.

Many agents are not busy enough to hire an assistant or start a team, but would be happy to get some of the time consuming errands off their plate.

There are two different approaches when it comes to rehab quality, markets, trends, time management, consumers of your product, and an entire host of other factors.

The average consumer is going to be your competition for any of the ideas that you have presented so far.I think to do what you are hoping to do, you need to not be hung up on a traditional mortgage purchase but to start looking for hard money funding or other alternatives and start looking through auctions or properties that will take more than $25,000 to rehab as this will greatly shrink your pool of competition.

Getting a family’s consensus on what should be sold can be time-consuming.