That's pretty high.

Pictures are pretty easy to accomplish. 

I use Buildium property management software but they're pretty expensive for a beginner.

I've used LendingHome three times so far and they have been pretty good but some of their processes can be a little frustrating and some of their costs have increased lately - $200 draw fee (average is around $150) and their underwriting fee is $995.

That is a pretty open ended question and depends a lot on your goals.

I'm sure work and life is busy... but I'm almost pretty confident you can find an hour to spare between now and close...

Choice questions can trip up a fake landlord pretty quickly.

And people can barely afford good condition properties so flipping is pretty much ruled out.

We bought our first home (already at a good price - owners were very motivated to sell quick) in Kailua in late 2016 with a loan from my parents for the down payment and have done a lot of improvements already which has upped our equity quite a bit, so at this point, we are waiting for at the very least the 2-year mark as well as a few other improvements before we sell again, and we are hoping we will make a pretty good profit, pay my parents off, and have leftover to move on to the next property. 

@DJ Dawson also I know prices are pretty high even in sac, but to make the rental numbers more favorable I’ve also been looking at foreclosures.