@Martin Guerrero although you can (and often should) bring a GC with you (esp. if you plan to do a rehab), if you want to become a successful RE investor, you should make it a goal to become proficient at evaluating properties (meaning: evaluating problems with the property, likely costs to remediate problems, potential value add opportunities & associated costs, etc.).Ultimately, you want to become almost as good (or maybe even better) at evaluating properties as a GC and inspector.   ...Once you get to that level, you become an invaluable piece of your due diligence process, and your due diligence process involves three experienced pros (you, your GC, AND your inspector--which is much better than just a GC and inspector).  ...at that point, your due diligence process is multi-faceted and very robust (which is critical to success in RE investing)....you can make your due diligence process even more robust by adding an agent who is highly experienced in property rehabs, RE investing, and who understands how to evaluate properties.Good luck out there!

This is such a robust strategy.

If you already have a robust QB setup, you may not want to jump on the bandwagon for the OwnerRez integration because it goes in and creates a bunch of entries on your chart of accounts. 

There was robust interest and a lot of people attended the showings at the higher prices.

In general, the lower grade the property/neighborhood, the more tenant problems you'll have, and the more difficult those problems will be to manage (this isn't ALWAYS true, but it's a solid rule of thumb).Regardless, you'll want a robust tenant screening system, a detailed & well-designed lease, and good systems in-place for managing tenant issues.

Here in Omaha, we have two robust Facebook Groups with dedicated lists of cash buyers.

Wile it will be a lot of work now, income and wealth through rentals seems like it has the potential to be more stable and robust down the road than a depleting 401K.

Robust insurance will not be enough to cover some risk which can be covered with LLC set up and run the right way.Good video here.

Not robust, but it's hardly a bust, either.Getting inquiries for folks needing to work from home and needing good WIFI and cell service.

They have some very robust models and tutorials on how to use them.