I suggest setting your goals and determining the investment approach you would like to pursue.

Your Lender My suggestion to find #2 & #4 would be to go to the top of this page and click on FIND AN AGENT & FIND A LENDER.

I could use this capital on a new investment that I could be more hands on with, and it nerves me to think about major renovations or fixes through a property manager that are bound to be needed on a house of this age.I'm just wondering if I'm overthinking it and silly to sell out on a cash-flowing property in a growing neighborhood at a 3% interest rate.Thanks for your thoughts and inputs.

That said, we're not overly familiar with this market, where to look, or what sort of funds would be required to allow a rental to work.Again, some sort of house hack and MTR strategy would be great but open to suggestions.

I am wondering what things I should do or ask before joining?

I suggest anyone look up any business just google BBB (better business bureau) and the name of the business and you can quickly find a link.

It's not the part-timers who are quitting but those who sought a full-time career in real estate.The article suggests that while some agents may struggle to make ends meet, those who excel will endure.

I am also wondering if anyone has had success recently in CFL with BRRR.

Finally, in the event of default, as we work through the grace period we could get the deed recorded in our name before we sought a new buyer (if we couldn’t get the current buyer back on track).Obviously I’m getting the sense no one here’s a fan of skipping recording, I’m just wondering if these additional aspects change the calculus for you at all. 

Any tips, help or suggestions would be amazing.