You can try the different COOPs on the island, as they seem to be decent. 

The Philadelphia market could be a decent option for you, as with your liquidity, you could potentially get into a couple of cheap rentals to start building equity and get a little bit of additional income.

Can anyone give me a candid review to ensure that I wouldn't get burned from this VA company  I’d say they’re worth a shot, an investment that could pay off big.

I have 2 properties that were previous house hacks and have decent cash flow on their own.

I don’t want to limit myself to any investment endeavor if it’s a good fit, but also don’t want to put the time and effort into becoming a real estate agent if there isn't a decent list of pros to doing so while investing.

You can get a block shot of the neighborhood as well which shows you what the other houses are worth.No, you aren't an appraiser.

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We have some of them in our lake house and they are decent. 

If you’re concerned about paying personal capital gains tax, remember that flipping the property means you’ll take the profit all at once, while with BRRRR, you can defer some taxes and have the property generating income.So, here’s what I’d do in your shoes:If you can make a decent profit flipping and then use that cash to roll into your next investment, you might be better off taking the cash, at least for the first project.

If you think this property is in an area that will see decent appreciation, I would try to rent it out for 3 years and then consider selling.