I bought an enclosed trailer, loaded up my tools and drove out to Temple to re-hab the house. 

That being said, even after you own the property, you may want to travel to the location of the property a few times per year to check on it, meet with your team, etc.

Or do you offer a toolkit; if I'm not wanting to travel yet?

I definitely have some insight on what type of large markets to invest in that are metro in nature that attract not only business travel but also have multiple industries as to keep the overall investing strategy strong.

Supervise them to ensure they stay good, and have policies and procedures in place to nip problems in the bud before they grow into something bigger.If you travel a lot, or don't have a lot of knowledge/experience/time, then you should hire a property manager.

3 years ago when I first started my REi journey I thought I could do everything myself I’m big on DIY… (I did just that, I launched my first rental just like most of yall *BP,Youtube,books, I literally didn’t know what a mastermind even was , few months into my journey I started to feel stuck and couldn’t get the answers I needed. ran into a few of Jesse’s YouTube interviews and I was hooked on MTR (Travel nurses was topic during this time) I tried doing it myself and failed countless times and I wasn’t sure If I was even heading towards the right direction. 

I'm particularly interested in multi-family rental opportunities.Outside of real estate, I enjoy fitness and traveling!

Some thoughts - garages or carports, for extra income from tenantsIf you have the ability to add a second driveway, consider trailer / boat / rv storage in an area enclosed by a privacy fence, or even garages to be rented to non-tenants for cars / storage.

We had to travel to the unit and post the notice instead.

I furnished it and started renting to travel nurses on 3 month leases.