, and hold long-term for passive income.I got some of the above percentages from a webinar I watched if I remember them correctly.

How a property is managed determines a huge percentage of how profitable or successful your investment will be (not just the initial purchase price).  

Why not write the offer for that percentage less?

Then add a percentage bump of what you need or if there are comps that you can find locally that fit a similar end product.

Dollar figure vs a percentage of expenses before and after.3.

Points, percentage, both, please advise.

If it's occupied they will usually use a percentage of that rent to add to your income thus making it easier to purchase that property.As far as the home you are purchasing, you would be able to use the rent from the additional bedrooms, but only if they were added on your tax returns and you had signed leases with the tenants.Good luck!

You will be able to refinance for some percentage of the $100K - most people assume 75% for a basic BRRRR calculation. 

Eviction is a small percentage of all tenant interactions. 

I'd rather just hire a manager who I thoroughly vet and who I know screen's well do everything.And I know a lot of managers charge a percentage of one month's rent for leasing a unit but I think having a flat fee that is a percentage of the rent is more conducive because then your interest and the PM's interests are aligned with getting paid - you both earn when the tenant pays rent.