Looking for a investor minded Realtor in South Tusco, AZ to make offers for me in Green Valley

@Jonathan Greene thanks for the input.

David Greene just wrote a great article about this on 3 June, and I highly recommend it.Just my thoughts...

As @David Greene mentioned, I don't specify an inspection but even after I sign the PA, I bring in people to look at/get bids which I specify in the contract so they know I'm going to fix it up. 

If you think you’ll have a a higher ROI overtime having that unit is vacant upon purchase it’s worth looking into.Podcast Name: 10 Deadly mistakes Real Estate Investors make w/ Brandon & David Link: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/biggerpockets-podcast-384-5-brandon-turner-david-greene

@Jonathan Greene is right, converting an attic or basement into it's own legal unit is a ton of work and not for the faint of heart, from all the research I've done and talking to townships city halls.

You should read David Greene’s book on long-distance real estate investing and then start networking with Realtors and property managers in Austin.

@simon @Simon Obas I suggest you to read the BRRRR book from DAvid Greene as well 10 out 10!

Just wanting to know if the work I'm doing will give me any sweat equity or just green grass.

David Green's book, Long Distance Real Estate Investing, as well as Jay Scotts The Book on Estimating Rehab Costs are good resources to read before you start.