Plenty of options but the major groups of financing include HML' PML, self financing, HELOC from your primary residence, going in with a partner where they provide funds and you provide the oversight / management, financing through a local lender (depending on your relationship, you might find a local bank that will finance a portion of the amount). 

Basic info about myself: owned properties, did major renovations, including foundation underpin.

-It also includes the language "the rolling weekly limit of all transfers is $4,999".

My investment team will include the following individuals: Investors, Lenders, Brokers, Tax attorneys, Accountants, Realtors, Business consultants, business mentors, appraisers, construction contractors, marketing team, and fiduciary financial advisors, who else should I be working with? 

It's for tenants who followed the rules, and it should include the lease end date, your non-renewal decision, and details on returning keys or deposits.On the flip side, the Notice to Quit is a serious legal notice.

They include vacancy, maintenance, repairs, and capital expenditures (if you plan to outsource management in the future, they should also include management expense).  

This includes budgeting for renovations, understanding your cash flow, and preparing for both expected and unexpected expenses.Legal and Tax Considerations: Consult with a legal and tax professional to understand the implications of renting out part of your home.

Common fees will include a set-up fee, a leasing fee for each turnover or a lease renewal fee, marking up maintenance, retaining late fees, and more.

I'm looking at all markets that are within 10 hours of me, Yellowstone country included. 

Beyond what I listed above (population projections, tenant demographics, crime, main movers in local economies, environmental risks, etc all stratified by city/neighborhood), do you recommend any other Real Estate adjacent stats to include in my research?