Quote from @NA Newman: Hi, are there softwares that find underpriced properties, or good potential deals for specific locations (like zip code or city)? 

I’d advise against including that in your projections.You can find cheaper properties in Detroit and run this strategy, but you’re looking at less desirable areas.

Nice to see how that pans out in a nice graph.  

i would find out which companies other investors in your area are using and approach them about your potential project.turn key vs fixer upper - you'll have to make that determination for yourself. 

is this a multi-member LLC or single?

Get a boots on the ground person, set up a camera in the unit (may need to inform the contractor depending on your area), set up draws in advance and require photographic evidence from the contractor are a few options.

I would focus on a firm that specializes in Real Estate law and Litigation, as they will have the tools and experiences necessary to take on the HOA if you do go that route.Note: This information is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, tax, financial, or investment advice.

I set up brand new coin operated  washer and dryers in the basement of my 3 family property. 

For the sake of playing devil’s advocate—and to provide clearer context—I wanted to lay out a side-by-side comparison between (a) the traditional turnkey model and (b) a creative financing-based model, let's refer to this as “turnkey with creative deals.”

If someone can recommend a good one for only $15/mo, that seems like a smarter choice.If I did to decide to do this one my own, any links to software I can buy where all I have to do is plug in numbers?