G'Day Carlos,Personally, I think it's a recipe for disaster rehabbing from out of state.IMO you would need deep roots in the specific market you are looking at investing.Or years long experience of knowing the who, what and when in that specific market.I only know of a handful of folks that can do it successfully and even they have been at it for many years and probably still loose money on rehabs to this day, no matter how integrated they are with everything and everyone.A good resources for pre-purchase, during rehab and after rehab's is Inspectify.Always get eyes on site before buying a property or processing a progress draw for the rehab.Much success

Looking forward to the other responses from BP members..Hiring the right people:Some qualities to look out for are punctuality, integrity, and goal oriented.

Please feel free to contact me privately or follow my journey on social media, where I've been actively documenting my experiences since 2019.

The problem with being vertically integrated is that it will slow you down.

It's a long-standing relationship based on trust and integrity on both sides..

Just a few ideas...make connections here at BP, go to local investor meetups, use social media like LinkedIN to make new contacts.

And realistically, if you are advertising on something like social media, you will likely only get about 5-10% of your total leads being qualified.  

@James LauerDo all your bookings direct with no listings on Social Media platforms .

Their scripts/list of questions should be short and to the point... then, you'll follow up with the warm/serious leads.If you're getting into social media and possibly SEO marketing, check out platforms like SEM rush that can provide great insights, analytics, suggestions, and more.Hopefully, the BP community can weigh in regarding other lead source options.

We are looking to use a property maintenance service that allows for maintenance request integration.