Somehow I feel the even after so much of effort, it is difficult to put a system in place and have a reliable and workable model for long distance real estate investing.

When you compare one company versus others there are a lot of different pricing models, so many times it's tough to compare.

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Hi @Roberto Ramirez,Building to rent in this area is a very popular strategy right now with how heavy the rental demand is, and the relatively high return that you can see through this model.

Afterwards I'm hoping to get in to multifamily and some short term and long term style rentals. 

I would need a different model if I did option two .We Would definitely be interested in doing larger transactions.

In the end, I prefer the long-term rental route with a good tenant though and over time when I start traveling for extended periods again, I will likely shift them back to long-term.I personally, would not purchase a property for the sole purpose of being a vacation rental - it's just not part of my investment strategy though, I have met people who do quite well with that model. 

Fix&flip model of REI is not simple as it is in paper by numbers especially if you are getting into the space.

I would generally stay away from this model - something where maybe they do this through some sort of equity partnership where they are sharing the gains/risk from the deal while you are doing the bulk of the dirty work