Reedy&Company there turn key company just want to know if anyone Heard of them and if they’re reputable

Use a reputable title company, attorney etc. and no large cash transactions above $500   FYI  LORD forbid If something were to go really wrong in that sort of scenario/cash exchange.

@Shane Ward The OP is from the Philly area, so a legitimate alternative option to buying an STR in a market they aren't close to / familiar with would be taking those funds to buy an actual investment property, and using the cashflow to fund vacations indefinitely at whatever destination they choose (especially since they already rotate between 3 different vacation markets due to friends & family).

I simply can not see cashbuyers being desperate enough to CHOOSE to deal with foundation issues.

Any advice for how to go about choosing the home to buy as a first time fix and flip investor?

I'm sure a lot of people do exactly what you are describing, but instead of renting all the units they choose to live in one and let the other tenants cover a part of their living expenses. 

If you choose to hire a PM it is your responsibility to manage that PM as you would manage your own business.

I'd like to explore investing in other towns/cities in my state.Is there a reputable online tool for quickly analyzing the need-to-know data points in unfamiliar rental markets? 

Maybe someone can refer me to a reputable contractor or someone knows whether this is a trap cause it’s not doable but here is my thought process:2 family house with a finished basement, accessible from the outside (don’t know why this isn’t considered a separate apartment) and from the looks of it each apartment is accessible through stairs which is a common area, which leads to the attic.

My primary residence has 200k+ of equity(due to significant rehab and market growth). We've decided to move to another home, keep this as a rental and plan to aggressively invest in RE via BRRRR strategy. Trying to de...