@Marc Shin "when the cat's away, the mice will play"Appropriate saying in regards to remote rehabs.As soon as most contractors figure out they aren't being properly managed because you aren't able to go to the jobsite regularly:1) They will take a long time to get things done2) Quality will suffer3) Highly likely to over-charge4) Highly likely to "create" more work for themselves5) Greater chance of billing you for work not done and materials they use on other jobsCan be done if you know what you're doing & have resources to check on them.Many are posting to ask an agent for contractors, but a PMC is usually a better choice.

Try one of the big names, but HIGHLY recommend you ask everyone in the R.E. world if they have a referral, or call some of the smaller LLC companies in the area. 2.

The most impactful part, they monitor our STR's 24/7. 

I am a little skeptical on the location but then i get told there is high demand in that area and its growling fast.Thoughts?

Expenses are notoriously high even putting CA prices to shame.

There are some very high LTV investor loan programs.

I highly suspect something will standout as inflated in this accounting.  

The high end of what as-is comps were selling for in the area was about $490k. -2 months before closing.

Borrowing from the equity must be done wisely, or you will end up with negative cash flow and be at high risk due to over-leveraging.NOTE: I use interest rates much lower than they currently are in 2024!

It sold for a high price ($165k) and was immediately listed for rent ($1375 per month).