That was 3 years ago and we now own about 20 properties at any one time (we buy and hold and also flip so it varies).There is no "right way" I think a lot of it depends on your goals, what your opportunities are and what you're willing to sacrifice to make it happen

Underwriting standards will vary by shop. 

Credit, debt to income, loan to value and geography can vary them slightly.

Prices can vary greatly depending on # of units and which neighborhood.

I know it varies by week and some months will be empty and other fully booked.

It will vary by location and asset type, though it is increasingly common to have the tenants pay for water separately.

@Bernard HosannaThere are a couple lenders we have used with our foreign partners (DM me for contacts) but usually we are seeing 65% LTV for foreign buyers and the terms can vary depending on the property type.

(If there’s a gap)This will definitely vary based on deal, however, I’m able to leverage no interest money (partner money is non interest) and then maybe as a hedge to not selling the flip, I can employ the above strategy and keep the asset and pay the investor a solid 6 month return (10%).

In many fractional real properties, prices can vary significantly based on the specific weeks you buy.

Even within Indy, the answer will vary by submarket.