In general I'm not a fan of speculation, so I'll put this in my "Weak side" bucket. 

One person's experience can be anecdotal...an agent working with dozens-hundreds of clients is likely more aware of trends or frequent issues in your market.

For a 20-30 minute walk through, plus commute time - $50 - 100 for time is quite frequently accepted. 

It's so frequently touted as recession-proof, but no industry is immune to supply and demand.

I’m not a fan of it either but it seems to be getting more and more popular with certain companies and Virtual Wholesalers who are tacking on 20k+ on deals they didn’t originally source.By the way, they ended paying me a finders fee of sorts without me asking of 1k.

A guy I was a huge fan of in real estate investing (Aaron Mazzrillo) was trying to wholesale this property out on Instagram for $260k.

Honestly, skipping straight to organizing my network and getting ready to crack out my first BRRRR while I'm waiting for my business to settle.. not a bad idea for sure. i do plan on moving to multifam eventually.. big fan of David Lindahl so far and his super successful model.

Not really a fan of frame homes from this era.

Now the walls in the master are cut open, there are holes drilled into the floors in order to dry the flooring from water damage, and giant fans all throughout my house.

Titling as an LLC at purchase will force you into the commercial side of the bank, which typically means lower LTV, higher interest rate, and quite frequently shorter terms and amortization.