Curious what your 90 day challenge is, and congrats on setting yourself up for success.

I would be the muscle and they are the $.  

I screen applicants based on set criteria for debt-to-income ratio/credit score, apartments.com is a great tool to manage applications, background checks (the applicants pay for both through the site), i have a google number specifically for the property.  

We will be announcing it soon and are currently working on setting it up to get the most out of our first meetup.

What variables effect this return and do you have recommendations on setting up a unit for max return? 

You will be taking on more liability, and if you go bigger than 4 units you won't have the owner occupier financing available.Exercise your analyzing muscles by vetting some possible deals in different price points so you can see the difference in finances.

Work on setting your min/base/max first and then go into the customs for tht property and get your nightly mins etc set.

If you make it clear from the onset that you are selling information for your own benefit and they then can make their best deal with each other, then you are not brokering.I've been reading about ways to "improve paper" Be careful with this (in terms of investing in notes) as all you can do is purchase the note itself and be bound by the existing terms of the existing note.

I need to flex my capitalism muscles and get stronger.

Just need to focus on setting up your systems to automate things.