The rehab should 100% be less than 30k and there's no major stuff so I'll definitely ask about that!

Other than that typical old house stuff to look out for: rotted floor joist, non-exsisting footings, crumbling stone foundations, settling, old plumbing, knob and tube wires, poor insulation. 

I'm a huge car guy, and love to talk that stuff as well!

Fee structures can vary A LOT, so have that discussion on hours and if they're taking you through permit, or if they're just drawing up conceptual stuff.  

If you loved your house and you think somebody else will love your house, you'll find a good tenant.Here's some advice as a recent plunger:All you need to understand landlording are these forums and this book:https://store.nolo.com/products/the-california-landlords-law-book-lbrt.htmlBuy it, read it cover to cover, underline the important stuff, and refer to it often the first few months.Also, though it's time-consuming, show your house to potential applicants one at a time by appointment.

It says "21" but it's got some great stuff for someone young who's looking to start investing soon.

Not saying they take home $25K before all expenses, but that is who should be looking at this stuff (think of it almost like investing in a syndication/etc.)

It says "21" but it's got some great stuff for someone young who's looking to start investing soon.

I haven't hired an accountant but he knows his stuff and he invests in real estate himself.On another note, if your property is located in New London County, we have a small meetup group.

I am not sure of all of your goals but you have to know what real estate "stuff" you are doing.