regardless of what you do, you'll definitely want to look into what your options are for thoroughly vetting these tenants (a bad tenant can easily ruin a good property).The more info you provide to the forums, the higher quality feedback you'll receive.Good luck!

As far as comps go and pricing property it depends on a few other factors but it really comes down to the property itself and the overall quality, condition, and location.

The vendors are typically paid far less than they would earn on a normal job, so they tend to be lower-quality vendors and slower to respond.

Buy solid homes, ie go for quality not quantity. 

Simple cash repayment horizon is 3.3 years, and attracting better quality tenants at the higher price point.

Because I'm located quite a distant away from my properties, I want to emphasize the quality of work of the contractors I onboard as part of my team - and thus am doing a ton of research up front. 

Use a dialer like Mojo or Call Tools to make the calling easier, trackable for quality control and easy to integrate into a CRM.

Thanks Curtis, it’s depends on the quality of the unit and tenants, but between 8-10%

You don't always get that quality in other countries, and I find it in short supply where I work and live in the LA area

We see with texting, investors are able to get in front of hundreds of folks within a minute or two.You'll also need to look at your list source and your skip trace quality.