@Viral Mehta While self-management is definitely feasible, it does come with its own set of challenges, especially when managing from an international location with significant time differences like India.You’ve outlined the major tasks well, but there are a few additional considerations:Vendor Relationships: As a property manager in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, I can confirm that having established relationships with local vendors can significantly impact both the cost and quality of maintenance services.

Once you've established this benchmark, you can use it as a yardstick to evaluate potential deals.

Plus you’re gambling since it’s not rented.3.  

Attending these meetings will help you network and establish relationships with others in the industry.

Staring with a few flip projects could be a strategic move to build up your reserves and establish an efficient assembly for your investments.

My advice is contact the clerk of the court for the county where the property is located and ask if they've established a system to notify registered owners when an instrument which purports to affect title to an owner's property the owner is notified.FRAUD ALERT NOTIFICATION (FAN) SYSTEM (mcohio.org)

Quote from @Kelcey Gamble: Most loans require you occupy for a year or two before you can rent the home.

Lastly, set deadlines to monitor progress.Once you've established your achievable goals, the next step is to assemble a reliable team in your target market to support your success.

For all people I’m hiring we start with small projects and even after they’ve established themselves to me I continue to bid out the jobs to ensure best practices and best prices.

@Dan Kim Yes, call them and start to establish a relationship.