No way I would outsource any of those things.

I was aiming for more personal (but still professional) since I'm not an "I buy houses" businessI will be printing and mailing these letters myself- may outsource after I get things more streamlined.Thank you for the input!

A comment about the other timelines, I'm not doubting your experienced flippers, but I think they have a mediocre in-house crew who needs to outsource 50% of their project.I set my residential development plans aside because there are more areas in construction that are less risker and much more profitable than residential clients.

But, given your situation and living at a distance from this property, you need to consider the fact that all operations will have to be outsourced.

The biggest expenses are marketing, gas, outsourcing admin, prospecting etc.

Plumbing is the only thing we would need to outsource.

consistency and never stop outsourcing financing because we are getting cluttered with deals that we are having to wholesale

When done right it can be outsourced and somewhat passive.

If I can outsource the work to the property manager, that will be a plus. 

I am increasingly running into large employers outsourcing their employment verification, which is adding to cost-creep.