The problem is NOT the use of remote entity as any fraudulent  activity will fall back on the individual performing fraudulent acts.  

(Or a lot if you're dealing with a scam turnkey company, of which, unfortunately, there are a decent number.)BRRRR is much more active, you buy a fixer as you note, oversee the rehab yourself and then either manage yourself or find a manager for. 

If passive investing appeals to you, real estate syndications or REITs diversify exposure without active management.Best regards, Stevan

While I've been able to get out of my W2 after acquiring 30 properties, I've learned that you still need to generate some sort of active income unless most of your doors are completely debt free.

I know there are a lot of agents who are active investors.

If there is an active loan or lease, I've heard it has become a nightmare for listings.

SFD vs condo vs 2-4 unit, hold vs flip, turnkey vs rehab, passive vs active...it really comes down to each individual property/opportunity, what your goals with the property are, and if the numbers make sense or not.Best of luck!

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I was told otherwise, but damage was assessed today.