@Joe S. we take a lot of videos for our OOS clients.We ALWAYS state it's just a part of the process and a professional inspection should always be done.Depending on the quality & thoroughness of a Video Evaluation, this should be all an investor needs.

As an overseas investor, I've been carefully evaluating different options and have narrowed down to a particular buy box that I'd like to share with you all for your insights and opinions.

Aside from ditching the property manager, and evaluating your rents to be sure they are set at market rates, you can either build larger reserves (say from your day job) or pay down notes on the properties not in the portfolio loan. 

Calculate the potential return on investment (ROI) and assess the property's financial viability.Market Analysis: Evaluate the property's location and market trends.

Land in the path of progress as a set it and forget it investment.2. land that you work on entitlements to further the value and then sell for a cap gain or 1031.3.

You can track status on "tracker" progress bar of the bill here. 

Broaden your investment tactics beyond the BRRRR approach, consider purchasing and holding properties, and evaluate your tolerance for risk and long-term investment goals.

Since we are out of state, we need someone to observe the minor renovation progress.What would be the average daily rate for hiring a renovation project manager to check on the progress and ensure that contractors are doing their job properly?

Hey @Monica Duran I hope you're making some progress with the squatter.

Read books, listen to podcasts and evaluate some deals. $11k for a wholesaling group seems way over the top for a beginner.