I would suggest you go an interview a few lenders, they have many different programs that can help you here.I can share with you the ones I recommend in Dallas.

I say go for a walk instead and listen to some long form interview, aka a podcast, like this one on real estate deals gone south.These are the inflation report Cliff Notes (Oh man!

One of the best things to start out is to find an agent in the area you're going to invest in who is experienced in working with out of state investors and build a team. interview PM'S contractors and lenders in that area and then you're ready to start your search for properties.

Hey Joseph, I am interviewed in both single family or multi-family.

If not I will try to refinance and then either pull the trigger on furnishing the home for STR (cleaners and handymen were hired/ interviewed on the trip out,) and still have the boots on the ground in case of emergency.. or just long term rental and refinance, repeat…Not a perfect deal, but I learned a ton!

They then follow up with a video interview.

Interview the contractors and get a good contract in place..

Network in your local area and find a mentor even if you can buy in the area you'll gain valuable insights and lessons from experienced investors.When looking for an agent interview them and ask them a lot of questions.

was wondering if anyone had this experience or insight on credit history.Met with a potential tenant for a class B-C type apartment I own and interview went very well, she asked a lot of questions about the unit and how things were run and who to call for utilities and Etc etc.. 

They researched and interviewed a handful of STR MGMT companies and went with Owlstays property mgmt