Regarding inspections, some PMCs will be at all, some will only be at the ones that have a high risk of failure or a problem tenant (renewal inspections).These are all questions you should ask when interviewing PMCs.Encourage you to learn from the mistakes of others - by reading posts here on BiggerPockets about owners not having their expectations met by their current Property Management Company.

If don't do a 1031 exchange and decide to pay capital gains, I would have about $450k free of taxes (this accounts depreciation and other costs).

Examples - owner occupied loans for house hackers, specific market knowledge (ie - friend of mine that ice fishes and bought a short term rental cabin in an ice fishing spot that you and I would never know of), ability to do renovation on your own or cheap, contacts with local companies or organizations that would be a tenant source for mid term rentals, ways to source off market deals, etc.Whatever it is, figure that out and get started.

Once you decide that it'll be a lot easier to find something your looking for.Here is a general overview I consider.

Research owners and connect with them.  

Purchase price: $825,000 Cash invested: $50,000 3-unit owner-occupied building in downtown Plymouth.

If you decide you like another website builder, you will need to create these pages and content yourself.3- Do some competitive research for your market.

Do note that when the corporation one day decides to return money to the foreign person it will be required to make the FIRPTA withholding and pay its own taxes on any income the property generates.Individuals can also complete Form 8828-B for a withholding certificate relieving the seller of the duty to withhold FIRPTA.

Decide which game you want to play.

I looked into it last year, but decided not to right now and I won't give the reasons... rather I'd like to hear any input.