@Muthu Subramaniam, the larger the number of units the easier it is to budget for and weather the ups and downs of property maintenance costs.A warranty will cost SUBSTANTIALLY more in the long run than the value you get from it.

Maybe look at what nobody really wants to look at and that's some budgeting.

Having a hard time focusing on a specific market.

@Avery Biles, I am not familiar with this specific course, but as others noted I tend to be weary of all guru's and even more so generic courses.  

On the other hand, if you have a lower budget, let’s say $100-$150k.

But to me, if you can't point to a specific numerical level and say that such a level is dangerously highly and inherently risky, then I can't help but worry for that person.

What I always like to calculate specifically for rentals is maintenance.

In your specific case I don't see a lot that you can do. 

Right now, I'm specifically just looking for a fixer-upper deal to flip.

We've heard offhand both on this website and from others in RE that accounting/bookkeeping firms in India, which cater specifically to small businesses in America, are relatively inexpensive and pretty reliable.