Unilaterally enforcing lease terms should be a last resort not a first choice in many situations.

Try to stay close to home if you can.

A personal website to drive people to is a good idea as well, but it will take time to compete with the big boys.All of the above is the right choice IMO, and gradually (and patiently) develop your independence.

Intra-tenant issues can be more since they live so close to one another.

Once the rough-in, electrical, HVAC and plumbing are inspected and approved and it's time to close up the walls I may farm out finishing work to others. 

Closings with a loan also tend to take two months or so so you may want to put in your offer that notice must be given prior to going to contract.

This allows very fast closings which really appeals to some sellers, they will take fast closing over highest offer if they need to move quickly.2.

I typically opted for roughly 3 draws per deal, just to limit draw costs.Also, all of my lenders charged me interest on the full loan balance at closing, even though I hadn't drawn the whole loan (which annoyed me, but I get their perspective).So really, in my experience, I didn't find any to be "better or worse" they all seemed to have their own trade offs, i.e. more general accounting was easier for me, but higher draw cost.

We prefer not to wholesale properties with tenants due to the potential liability for the buyer and the significant reduction in our pool of buyers if the property is not vacant at closing.

Does your bank pay your commission as an MLO when the property closes....or when the loan is actually sold?