I was looking at a deal recently that was for multiple properties at once and one would have included something that turns into a flip.The property was also in a fantastic area for Air BnB so the plan was to actually air BnB as is for a while, then do the work for the flip and sell it. 

Most rentals include laundry in there units or coin operated in basement, and as of now I have not done anything in regards to laundry and my current tenants aren't pleased.

If you have a legal description (full-legal-description, including plat # or survey), I can assist on getting an abstractor's report, which pulls all instruments filed in the real property records on that parcel. 

Well, looking at this -  where you've included 8% for maintenance & repairs; 8% for vacancy is a decent amount for those soft costs. 

Im not sure if your profession, a CPA is eligible for the 20% pass through deduction (I think you are not if I remember correctly) but for those that are you can thank the Realtors that volunteered to lobby to get that included in the tax bill as we were the driving force in getting it into the bill. 

That would let you control the tax bill on the entirety including the 650 and the 350. 

And that includes you mid sized "lease a 50,000 sq ft warehouse" growers.Can you grow anything (corn, wheat, soybean) in competition with agribusiness once agribusiness has had time to ramp up production?

You would file your return next year as a Nonresident Alien and include the relevant interest income on your return.

Once you include HOA costs, condos often/usually don't show a positive cash flow, once fully leveraged.Have you already found a Lender who will loan you 80% ARV for an investment condo?

You need to invest both money and research over time, which includes reading a ton, like @Jose Matuk mentions.