@Allen Duan, I am interested in you sharing more about how you deal with this situation.We are facing the logistical challenge of furnishing an out-of-state house too.

As for #10 on your list I am already communicating with the local housing authority to see if going that route might help me financially(grants) or logistically(less red tape) I’ll reach out to you privately soon.

You can also earn very competitive interest on crypto, which I'm experimenting with now (8.6% APY on USDC, for example).While this is still early, and there are some logistics to work out, I'm sure any real estate investor will understand how disruptive this truly is. 

You also have the option of re-siding one wall at a time to phase in the costs....there shouldn't be much of a logistics upcharge for doing one wall at a time as your money comes in.

We don't mind the drive, be he really doesn't have the time.So logistically how do we go about this?

Yellowletters has been good to me in the past, and I hope whatever logistics issues will get solved soon.

At the time of the post, I had wholesaled at least 10 deals but I was never a "wholesaler", it was just a means to make a quick profit on a deal I worked hard to get and I could not take down for financial reasons, logistical reasons, or bandwidth reasons.

I am more interested in the content and that the event is a success for the bigger pockets team.Putting on a quality event "on the road" significantly complicates the logistics and the risk for event owner/organizers.

In a logistical and purely mathematical sense, what you're saying is correct.I think the debate is really one of risk.

But first and foremost I spent +23 years in corporate America in senior management roles providing logistics services to Fortune 500 companies globally.