Most of the BRRRR literature, books, and podcast episodes were from before rates went up so the systems used to make it happen aren't as streamlined.

There are also some challenges here as well to navigate but with the right systems and processes, section 8 rentals could be a nice avenue for you to explore.

However, its downfall (and really what makes it so easy) is that it is a single-entry system. 

If you ever decide to look over in this area, I'd be happy to put you in touch with the systems I utilize over here and give you insight on which areas to look for. 

It's called The California Solar Mandate - this building code requires new homes to have a solar photovoltaic (PV) system.

The helical piers system would cost $25k but is a permanent solution.

These companies and their leadership/owners don't care about anonymity because they understand how to properly operate their business i.e. avoid negligent activity while utilizing contract management systems ensuring all vendors are vetted with appropriate licensing and insurance and contracts with  indemnification are in place.

I like TurboTenant for it's simplicity (and I'm pretty sure it's still free..)I have a client who is a smart-computer-guy not unlike yourself, he has a system for analyzing deals in bulk.

Hey @Monish Anand - Long distance real estate investing can for sure be challenging, but also forces you to dial in your systems or fail!

I am interested in MTR for my properties in Akron, OH as one is walking distance to Summa Health Systems Hospital there and the other is a 15 minute drive.