I was told that this is how commercial real estate typically operates here i.e. all showings by broker on weekdays only.

I will research typical rents per neighborhood, and their square footage and number of bedrooms and baths.

Typically, if it would be positive cash flow at all, that would be impressive.

@Jeff Filali & @Garrett White thanks for the motivation and reality check that this takes work, time and gameplan@Tyler Crawfod thanks for the original question - please keep us posted.

That way you won't have excess cash just sitting in the SDIRA, because in an SDIRA you won't typically be able to put that in regular mutual funds.

Banks will typically limit you to 4 houses before they cut you off.If you do things the way I do them by using "Subject To" to buy the properties, you get in more cheaply and there is no bank to cut you off so you can do as many of these as you care to.

Well typically they dont foreclose them they just wait for a sale and collect the cash. 

Where is the Big Springs, and what days do you typically host?

The situations where land and/or vacant buildings were owned prior to 2018 are usually the most complicated and typically involve the a little more tax risk application of the OZ rules.

It's a huge white space that nobody is taking advantage of and it makes sense produce content that people want to see, now you will start getting recognized as Cody the real estate agent that helped me make the decision to move here and why would they go to anybody else to help them find a home if then the person that help them make that decision.Conclusion To sum it up, you will be a media company/ real estate agent. you are going to be the content producer of information that buyers and sellers wantlike writing reviews of the best restaurants, interviews principles on why their school is the best, going to every destination there is to go to and provide walkthrough videos, etc...If you approach it like this then your now the source that people who are looking to buy in your area and sell are now going to go to.