@Aldrin Meneses Quijada short answer: 70% of ARV (after repair value) minus the cost of repairs is a formula for the maximum allowable offer (MAO) on a prospective investment. 

I want to set aside time each day to prospect, This will be on top of building relationships with brokers/agents for leads, So what would you suggest?

In other words, contributing the majority of sweat equity and little to none of the cash.I have also successfully completed over 15 turkey rental renovation lump-sum contracts for Investors, though my primary focus is B2C remodeling and custom work, as the profit margins are just better.

Let’s assume that a prospective tenant meets all of your pre-screening criteria, but you find that they are one of these types of “trouble tenants” during the showing.

Since I don't have Labeled credentials I don't know what to fill in, under my profile credentials.I've been in Customer Service/Care, Flooring Sales, and Now Customer Relations, for over 30+ years.

We know many realtors use Twitter to syndicate their deals and find prospective clients.

I sold a condotel unit recently and the on-site company wanted to charge my customer 50%.

A brand new appliance makes the home attractive to prospects.

Finding prospects that have value add opportunities will help out and build equity quicker. 

Our experience with their customer service had been decent as well.