Typically with niches I have gone into, there are better ways to prospect but there isn't much information out there on this niche.

If you're using tax software, make sure all the relevant information is entered correctly, and consider seeking advice from a tax professional to ensure accurate and personalized guidance based on your specific situation.

By keeping borrowers informed at every stage, this method helps avoid misconceptions.  

Granted, I do have great pictures of the property when its vacant, so I was wondering if I could just use those, clean up, and have the property ready for the new tenant to move in within the same month that the current tenant leaves... all without ever showing it in person before-hand. 

I am still doing my own research on it but looking to get any additional information.  

If it comes from their insurance provider, that's great.

Amenities are great...but IMHO, the main amenity is a nice, clean, warm, welcoming house with good coffee and a good bathroom.

Great investors always buy at a discount.

If getting another $100k in cash unlocks a large flip profit to keep scaling/injecting capital into your business or a great cash-flowing property that outweighs the increased capital cost on the triplex, then go for it.  

Yes, having a bank account and credit card per property works great for bookkeeping as long as the accounts are used they way they are supposed to be used (no commingling).