Lauderdale (where we currently live) or somewhere in between, but would be open to remote if the right accountant can provide their expertise remotely.  

Thank you all for your time and any expertise you can share :)

@Jose Pena I would use it to cover renovation costs, especially it they had rewards attached to them and I had multiple solid exit strategies.

With the turnkeys too comes a lot of built-in expertise--neighborhood selection, property selection, rehab, etc. 

The market doesn't reward that kind of real estate investing there as it does here in the Burgh.

I would love to network with other investors of all levels of expertise and possibly find someone who I can partner up with and provide assistance to in their own business in some way in exchange for gaining knowledge and hands-on experience.Whether your new or seasoned please feel free to reach out.

My expertise is buy and hold, but I do a lot of REI education as well.  

Obtaining as much knowledge as I can about the markets that I'm interested in but also want to limit the amount of time wasting I'm doing with potential team members.I can see arguments for both having a realtor first or a property manager first and I'm curious to hear from OOS investors how they began initiating their out of state teams and who was more beneficial to begin working with first when you have little expertise in the market you're about to enter.Thanks in advance!

I'm trying to find the balance between risk and reward.

It's going to be tough to cover CapEx and maintenance with only $350/mo and the risk just doesn't seem worth the reward.