One of the biggest factors in successful flips is building a strong team: contractors, agents, lenders, and property managers. 

It's a relationship game more than anything, so if you're building strong relationships with them and providing a consistent product, you'll be golden.

It should be pretty accurate - high level data sites are not always going to be perfect, but should always be directionally correct and AirDNA has a pretty strong track record. 

With your $1,100 rent and the potential for an improved loan structure, it's worth reaching out to DSCR lenders who are flexible on reserves and leverage.Key Points:Highlight your strong FICO score and existing equity.If your DSCR ratio falls short, some lenders allow exceptions for high-FICO borrowers.

Principal Paydown:  Cash Flow:  Tax Benefits: Savings from depreciation and interest deductions.For a deal to make sense, at least three of these components—home appreciation, cash flow, and principal paydown—need to be strong.

If you feel like you’re managing your property manager, it’s a strong sign that the manager may not be the right fit.

I'll make sure to get out of my comfort zone and build a strong network.

I think flips only make sense when even if budget goes up 20% your numbers still show a strong profit. 

i strongly disagree with this. 

Focus on affordable markets, build a strong network, and continually educate yourself through books, podcasts, and deal analysis to steadily expand your portfolio.Good luck!