The only stipulation is that the “second home” needs to be a minimum of 60 miles from my primary residence, which is not a problem bc I live in CA and can’t afford an investment property here anyway.Inspired by David Green's investing philosophy and having read his book, I'm interested in purchasing an undervalued SFR or small multi-family property out-of-state, rehabbing it, and renting it out.

Patrick green , the only thing I did was drive around my neighborhood and look online so far.

Further, David Greene points out the "Core Four," and an agent is the foundation upon which I wish to build my own core.

My husband also has his license and he works with the David Greene Team in the East Bay.

Hey BP,I'm hoping to get some advice from investors who have successfully done a long distance BRRRR.I'm hunting for my first investment property and my goal is to do an out-of-state BRRRR for a single-family home.I read @David Greene's fantastic book, and have been following his methodology step-by-step.I'm currently in the team-building phase to have my boots on the ground. 

You found one that will, and maybe those fees help them "stay in the green" on their balance sheets for those loan sizes. 

@Nathaniel Green - what city / county?

To be honest even though we have property we are starting over and very green in this new start.

Im not playing in SW WI, but i do in Northern WI, you really need to know your market and numbers, compas are tougher to understand, but I do well im my markets, the majority of my portfolio is either rural, or in towns below 15K people. if you have a good team and a PM that operates at a high level, those markets can be gold, but its not for everyone, its not easy, but generally there is little competition and high demand@Michael B. population of 70K is quite big in most of WI other than Milwaukee, Green Bay, Madison and Appleton, there are not many cities north of 50K populations. 

(Use a lawyer to review and green the deal paperwork.)