My agent told me to send him all the receipts of the all expenses including deposit, appraisal and inspection fee, plane tickets, the salary which I would make on the day I was off to look for this house.

If you take what a lot of people on BP think is a good metric: cash-flow $100/month then a single visit during the year (plane, rental car, food, hotel, etc.) will wipe out your cash-flow. 

I would hop on the next plane to Florida, fire him, and hire a reputable property management company to manage your property.

If I invest in notes, I will occasionally have to buy a $1000+ plane ticket to "get it done"? 

Most of the work is done by email, fedex and docusign.

Do to this fact I have to keep a full supply of tools and material in storage units in each area I flip so when the subs decide not to show up anymore I can jump on a plane and go finish the project.I wish you great success.

You could FedEx documents to the notary along with payment.To find a notary offering this service, try the Find a Notary tab at www.NotaryRotary.com

@JT Crownover  the reason for my list was an exercise in where one can buy houses under 10k in the US and those are the easiest for someone who has limited backing or capital can actually wholesaleit does come down to the greater fool theory though.. and I am certainly aware of West Jackson I had my Plane Hangered at Hawkins field and would drive through W Jac to get to it ... :)  felt odd driving through a neighborhood that I could buy a house for the same price it would cost me to fill my tanks with Avgas ..

More than willing to hop on a plane to scout properties and meet with brokers/PMs. 

I've worked as a licensed athletic trainer, a maintenance technician for a local school/church, a package handler at FedEx Express, and I own and operate a small landscaping company.