You can do it yourself, which has become possible thanks to technology but there is work involved.

As a machinist, you should not have difficulties finding a job in Texas, especially anywhere near the oil patch. 

l like @Ryan Swans hierarchy of difficulty.

@Phillip WittI frequent the biggerpockets forum often and while there are many CPA's/Accountants who are helpful in answering tax questions from real estate investors - I don't think any are from the Indiana area.With that said - Technology now a days allows investors to connect with accounts across the United States.

That's the way he did it and he kept on doing it despite technology making things easier.

As far as rewiring difficulty a lot depends on the configuration of the house, If you have a basement and attic it can be easy.

People are always in different circumstances with regard to life or financial difficulties, deals will pop up, you just have to stick to it longer than the others.

If you hold this very long you will have negative cash flow and have difficulty selling without first doing renovations.

Those who adapt to the demands of online consumers, however, will see the most success because they will be delivering a better experience, and those experiences will lead to positive ratings, and ratings, as you know today, are the next generation of online gold.If you haven’t begun implementing more technology in your business, I highly encourage you to start now.Efficiency isn’t something you will see right away by adopting innovative platforms because there will be a learning curve, but once it becomes part of your business process, it certainly will change for the better.

Finding you are unable to relate to most people on the very foundations of what you believe life is about is nothing to be lauded, but in my experience is a path of difficulty in finding deep and meaningful relationships without compromising deep felt beliefs.