Try to avoid companies or individuals that have an introductory conversation then "throw you over the fence" to a local rehaber or property manager to "seal the deal".it has been my experience over the last 11 years investing out of state that systems and procedures are critical and having a great team on the ground will help make or break your success. 

It's really not that hard once you have systems for things.

Will there be a possibility you are exposing yourself to liabilities for bad work or systems in the house that could fail after you are done working on the project? 

However, in some cases, an inspection of certain property systems might need to be conducted prior to this happening (i.e. having an electrical inspection done).

He also added in a new HVAC system and roof so there are no major structural issues.

While the lender wants to be paid, they don't have systems in place to allow a successor-in-interest to waltz in and make a payoff.

I have a pretty well tested system for reverse engineering vacant property owners. 

Our mortgage market went through cycles of expansion as our banking system struggled.  

The few times I actually go into the branch the new tellers usually say something like "Oh you're Adrian Smude that people are always bringing you money." lol  One excuse I have gotten is "I can't make it to the bank during their hours because of my work schedule"@Jered Sturmas I stated above I've had no issues with my current system, but I've been wanting to switch to something like google wallet or another free online electronic account.  

The FlipComp system does work fast and accurate as for the numbers.