IMHO, its best to have a neutral escrow company transact the deal for you from a due diligence perspective. 

I'm a CPA by trade and I am able to work around all areas and make do.

This individual has successfully been doing property management through a company that has supported him in addition to his off-line unrelated real estate duties that he successfully continues to manage.

Big companies like JPMorgan Chase, Nationwide, Honda, L Brands, Huntington, and Amazon have many job openings here.

This can provide more flexible terms and potentially eliminate the need for a traditional mortgage.Private Money Lenders:Private individuals or companies may offer loans for real estate investment.

If there is knowlege of what their trade area demographics are you could theoretically use that to hone in on specific markets where there is no MCD's currently, but that would mean overlaying the current competition map as well to find those holes in their overall location strategy.  

Personally we don't do anything more than 50% leverage and right now we are right around 20% leveraged on our entire $4mm portfolio.i don't understand how people do all these 0,10-20% leverage deals and max out with little to no cash flow but have "100 doors" we have 20 doors but they are all high quality homes.Was an intensive grind and a lot of cash but I wouldn't trade our journey for anything -14 years later were at 20% leverage on our portfolio and dropping rapidly every month

We have a company with 27 LTRs and we are using RentRedi, just about to sign up with Rei Hub for accounting, as they tailor their app to Property Management Accounting. 

We run a buy-fix-hold real estate company for investors.  

In many cases, but definitely not all, students partner with Cody's development company to handle the entitlements and the exits to homebuilders for a profit share which can be mid-six figures for simply bird dirt-dogging the deal.