Maybe 7% per year for example...

I come across and have bought several early 1900's homes which typically have plaster walls - sometimes not in great shape. 

For example how many units can you build, what size homes, etc. 

Rather than syndicating the equity as you're starting up, you might find a path forward in a JV structure with one of the emerging REPE groups that are already raising discretionary funds in this sector - Happy Camper Capital comes to mind - IF you find the right deals and combine them with a strong business plan + reasonable co-invest (typically 10% of the equity required - JV partner puts up the other 90%). 

Pay all cashThose would be the lowest risk, not saying it’s best options but lowest risk as leverage is the biggest risk typically in any real estate investor followed by buying a property site unseen and in an awful area where they try and self manage

The premium for a LL policy is typically lower since it doesn't cover personal property.Always require tenants to show proof of renters insurance, this protects you as well.

🏡 I'm a landlord looking to adjust the rent for my rental property this year.What's the typical percentage increase you've found to be fair and effective in 2024 in your experience?

@Matt LopezNot an economist but smaller banks will be in a lot of trouble, banks will also tighten lending standards making it harder for people and businesses to get loans which typically leads to higher unemployment due to cash flow issuesThis will then lead to softening in housing.

What percentage of the sales price one would expect a seller to typically accept?

We as a firm have investors working with us who have rental properties all over the US for example big and small.Finding a real estate-focused tax professional and one who can help with advisory and grow with you would be my suggestion to focus your efforts on finding.