These are debt investors, so in most situations, you will be paying them from the beginning and unable to skip a month.

In reality what happens is you end up paying more for a "clean house" but because you are doing a flip people want new mechanicals (central air, 200 amp electric, pvc plumbing stack) so you end up doing a full gut or larger rehab then simple cosmetics and now your returns have shrunk.In your situation for your first investment I would be ok with a smaller return because of the experience gained, but for the next look for larger profit.

Multiple, billion dollar companies are investing heavy in our area, such as Intel, Google, and Amazon.

It can also get complex managing multiple entities with annual reports and tax filings.

I know that this topic has been beat to death already and that the general consensus is to house hack before buying, however, my situation is a little unique and I would appreciate some input from the community.I have a new job with as an airline pilot and my schedule is 2 weeks on, 2 weeks off and I can live anywhere in the US. 

Consulting with a legal professional or local housing authority can provide further guidance specific to your location and situation.

This is my exact situation.

As a Realtor I get multiple calls/texts weekly with the same investor scripts and have been for at least a year now.

Um, I don't know your situation but in my residential areas I never supply fire hazards.

You just need to have a good foundation repair company and a good plumber (or multiples of each) on your team.Just watch out for the big ticket items:  foundation, plumbing, electrical, roof and AC - these can quickly bust your budget if you aren't planning to repair/replace them...Remember that the older you go in terms of build year, the more of the above issues you are likely to run into.