The biggest hurdle is getting the seller to accept your 203k offer after the listing agent has told the seller to throw it in the trash after they present it (which they only do because they are legally required to).Well over 2/3 of successful 203k purchase deals that cross my desk, the buyer is a realtor, a general contractor, or in sales/marketing in some other capacity.

I am not sure what the capacity limit is now but perhaps we can spread out a bit in smaller groups/tables if necessary.If you’re up to it, please DM me with your preferred day of the week and time and I can work on getting this rolling!

But you can motivate someone else to do it at your 90% capacity and let go of the reins.You want to retire by 55 you said?

Additionally, you will want to consider if the market would dictate replacing the system with a higher capacity than the existing system.

Direction on this one is specific to your capacity for risks and your desired return.

Our tankless system can put out 12 gal/minute so plenty capacity for another shower since most showers (and we have low flow showerheads) put out about 3gal/minute.  

Also, I won't be in the capacity to physically monitor my property as I am relocating overseas.

I do think you have the capacity to get up to speed, but education is what you should be focusing on now. 

Other real estate activities, including listing of rentals and maintenance of real property do require a license.If appropriate, you may consider helping your father in a limited capacity without including your name in the rental agreement.

I been involved with real estate in some capacity since I was 20 years old.