There are specific rules that you need to follow so look into that but could work out nice for someone in your situation.

Sometimes patience is a virtue though and I have to remind myself about that.My goals for this week:1) Analyze 2 properties from Georgia (Atlanta and surrounding areas) and 2 properties from Ohio (Cleveland, Dayton) to work out the understandings of the differences between multifamily and single families.

Feels swift and intense and deeply why-didn't-I-do-this-a-long-time-ago? 

Contractor relationships; vetting, incorporating contractor signed timelines with penalties, bidding job for job (more time intensive but easier to keep on schedule and easier to watch expenses), receive a per unit labor cost for better future job estimation.

I work out of Tx, wholesaling and buying in TX and AZ and am looking to expand to MA. 

Analyze the deal as a syndication and see if the numbers still work out.

If you are looking for cash flow then there are turnkey providers in places like Memphis, Kansas City, Birmingham and other locations that could work out. 

Single family is a long term appreciation play, labor intensive and offers little cash flow.

I live and work out of our Denver office, but travel frequently and have lots of family on the south shore. 

I have a property down there but looking for another management team in case things don’t work out with them.