I'm still kinda green in the investing scene, so I would definitely be interested in working with someone with experience. 

All-in-All I felt that @Brandon Turner and @David Greene nocked the show as most 'out of the park!'

And dont forget about the Hazel green area!.

The town it is in has a population of 6,700 and is located in Greene County, NY.

Technology is also working its way into improving green building efforts.Where’s the Personal Touch?

David Greene mentions on the podcast that these type of BRRRR rehabs are more closely associated with Private/Hard Money Investors because of the condition of the original property.

@Mitchell Litam I'm not super familiar with the different areas of Cleveland but according to Zillow, I'm in Cleveland (Glenville - I likely won't purchase there again and Euclid Green) and Garfield Heights.

I got extremely hyped about David Green’s story and examples, I’m determined to model my growth on his, but what is holding me back on a lot of my deals is the cashflow. 

I bought my place after the last financial meltdown, so I have plenty of equity to cash flow my house as a rental and I thought about it last year, or an equity split with a friend to get him into being a home owner; but then you have to look at Cash on Equity instead of just cash on cash returns as I have heard David Greene talk about before (just looked it up to make sure and it is in his book http://biggerpockets.com/longdistancebook).I found a facebook video of David talking about the long distance thing, which you have probably heard on the podcasts (probably won't be able to post the link to fb: https://www.facebook.com/BiggerPockets/videos/newest-biggerpockets-author-david-greene-talking-long-distance-real-estate-inves/10155417628854833/)

Per usual I will recommend David Greene's book on Long Distance REI.