I signed myself up for PropStream and I'm in the process of creating my "lists" in order to analyze specific properties to then bring to investors.

I am hoping that a solid boots on the ground person whom I trust will help make the process less daunting from afar. 

I'm looking at anything under the 300k price tag due to wanting to learn more about the process of flipping a home.

@Jesse GrimUsing a hard money lender (HML) could potentially speed up the process of accessing funds for your fix and flip projects, but it's essential to weigh the pros and cons carefully.

Also my team is hosting an investor class next wednesday over the flipping process.

I am going through the pre licensing courses/ process now.My rough plan, as of current, is to begin flipping homes in desirable residential areas nearby and then move to flipping in the mountain/vacation setting.

Along with negotiating the feasibility period and due diligence periods I'd concurrently do 2 things based on your plan:1. talk to the solar companies in the area and understand their site selection process, how they structure their deals, how they operate, etc. 2. talk to the power company and see if they need more renewable energy and if building another solar project in that area makes sense. 

I'm in the process of looking for a property for a STR and property management groups and Realtors make it so hard for people interested in the property.

If you are planning on living in the property as your primary, you can request to terminate the lease as you will be taking possession for owner occupy, but confirm with a local real estate attorney on the specific verbiage and process as it varies by state. 

To give an update I've been in contact with the 3rd party company Obligo, which explained the process better but they will be deducting the $2000 from my account within the next few days to reimburse them for what they paid the management company.