You should be 100% fine as long as you do the proper research into your agents, pm's, etc...

An agent is transaction based and doesn't have to deal with anything after they sell you a property.A contractor is also transaction based.Inspectors, attorneys, etc. - most of them perform their task and "disappear" until next time.The PMC is the only team member that has to deal with a property & tenant on a daily basis.Recommend a chat with Michael as he can refer you to all of the above.

If you stick with the prison idea, specialize in Female prisoners and Federal prisoners. 

Location Location Location is everything everything everything Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

I am looking to connect with any real estate agents that have experience working with flippers in Shreveport, LA. 

The Short Term Shop has a local office that has very experienced agents in the OBX as well.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Then your project would be eligible for 20% Federal tax credit & 25% State tax credit.  

Hi Elyse, I'm an investor and agent based in Miami.

So I'm in talks with a lender to get pre-approved and already have an agent who's been extremely helpful in providing spreadsheets of contacts for any specialists I'll need during the real estate investing process.