Something shorter and more clear cut helps their comfortability level and looks less like there may be something hidden they may overlook.

At this point, I think you need to make sure you are comfortable with the renovation budget before doing anything further.

If you are full-time, I agree with @Kevin Sobilo, you should make a list of everyone know who you would be comfortable letting know you are in real estate now.

My question is how much cash would you be comfortable building with to cover any unforeseen circumstances and in an uncertain time? 

I have completed 3 brrrrs and have many years of construction knowledge. my main reservation is not having the end buyer when I'm finished with the project. if all of these numbers where true would you be comfortable flipping a house in a town with that small of a population. also, what research can I do to ensure there will be a buyer for my product.

I will agree that this works for me because I have extensive experience rehabbing houses and feel comfortable overseeing the projects.

You will experience about 13 hours of daylight and low humidity levels at 24%, contributing to the comfortable conditions.

Quote from @Andrew Steffens: I would feed comfortable moving forward.

I have a list of questions I ask the cleaners and once I find at 2-3 that I'm comfortable working with I add them to my team.

Go for small counties that do not have as much competition as the large ones. thats were I would start and thats where my Dad would buy 100 plus props a year at tax sale.Most of the online bids can be done from the comfort of your home and you are able to preset your max bid and the system can simultaneously bid for you on all properties across all counties at once, so that may only apply to in person auction.