What's better is to spend the money on a plane ticket and actually visit the area you want to invest in. 

I don't mean to be rude when I say what you're planning would be like someone saying they want to develop their skills as a pilot by buying a plane and flying it alone before going to flight school.My tip for you is contract a PM.  

We are in the process of getting a portable sawmill guy plane some logs from black walnuts and hickory he left.   

People want to go somewhere to unwind and get away from the high stress of their daily lives.With a plane ticket hovering in the $750 range, driving with the whole family and with extended family makes a lot of sense.

You would be amazed the noises people learn to live with, on busy streets or living next to trains or planes, etc.

You are just planing the spread.

This is our first BRRRR deal and we planed to apply for section 8 tenant.

I'm currently working with a realtor on a property that I'm planing on wholesaling and wanted to get opinions and advice on how I should proceed.

@Will Kenner - There are title companies that deal with plane Jane transactions every day, just like Real Estate agents.  

However, think twice before hopping on a plane or driving and spending a night even at a budget hotel; you cut into your margins real fast if you're operating on small door-count/value scale, and you could easily find yourself underperforming real estate mutual funds.