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Advice for a First-Time Remote Flipper?

Kumar Suppiah
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Hi fellow BP members,

I am an overseas investor who's wanting to do fix and flip of SFH. I'm new to US REI. I have a property under contract in KC,MO and I have the majority of the requirements lined up to close. However, I am concerned about managing the rehab process remotely. 

I would appreciate any advice from experienced investors on tips or techniques to manage a rehab process remotely. Others have advised to partner up with someone in-market who's experienced with flips. I'm also wondering if I should attempt to hire a project manager on a part-time contract ish arrangement. 

Optimally, I would like to learn how to manage the rehab process remotely by myself but that seems unrealistic at his point.

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