So far here is my progress, having started less than a week ago:- Initiate a search with Brad - He is a licensed agent as well as an investor- Visit a couple distressed properties in southern Columbus- Call several hard money lenders - set up meetings accordingly- Call a few inspectors - I have one ready to visit a property once I close- Call GCs - I have one GC who seems to be a good fit although I expect the renovation to be very challenging- Made a deal analysis excel sheet for calculating my offers (I prefer making my own)- I added a "Factor of Safety" for my renovation time and cost- With time and experience, I'll hopefully be able to adjust these- Accepted the fact that this is going to be very difficult with many obstacles to overcomeThroughout this process, any advice, critiques, etc. would be very much appreciated.

Currently there are a handful of potential rental homes on the market in Longwood, Apopka, and Mount Dora that are 'in the path of progress' so to speak and priced below $180k. 

For our debt syndications, borrowers can submit applications online, upload documents, and follow the progress of their loan throughout until closing.

I will update this thread based on my progress with the situation.

In Progress - Check it out!

We tried working with Progressive and it wasn't a great experience.

Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat: The BRRRR Rental Property Investment Strategy Made SimpleThese 2 books will give you all the answers you want.But basically you need to find a good contractor and rely on a property manager to oversee the progress

I’ll hold my section 8’s for now as well, I like them too and I’m hoping they’re in the path of progress long term and will also be a nice blend of cash flow and appreciation eventually, just no longer buying more of them strictly for how they pencil out on paper.

@Ashley Rose how were you able to monitor the progress of the flip while being in Georgia?

We are trying to track progress of all tasks and to make sure nothing is missed as well as expense tracking to budget.