Then I will deep dive the asset.I agree that you lose control also, but new investors doing a flip and trusting a contractor they met on Angie's List is way more a loss of control I think.

Remember, grow slow and sturdy, then explode with growth.

Retail and data center REITs lead, with Realty Income and Digital Realty Trust among top fundraisers.While REITs raised significant capital, property acquisitions have slowed, with more sales than purchases recorded.

If the market is slowing down, it might be better to hold and wait for a better time to sell.It's great that you're thinking ahead and considering all your options.

After reading and talking to my lender which didn't offer it (similar to what @Drew Sygit said) I went the conventional route and used cash for the remodel. 203k loans have hurdles, payment draws, specific contractors (grosssss), and other requirements that slow you down or cost money.Investors have found success with (203) loans it but consider your overall goal, budget, and timeline. 

The bummer is that this whole online course thing is new to them, and so their support is either really slow or non-existent.

It doesn’t have as many pre-built search filters as PropStream, but it’s excellent for quickly adding and managing leads on the go.Invelo and Property Radar are good for more niche searches like probate, inheritance, and deceased properties, especially if you’re trying to dive deep into public records.I’d suggest trying out a couple of free trials to see which interface and data best fits your specific strategy.

I would look at solds before going too deep on deals.

Do not want to jump in too deep right off the bat though. 

You’re neck deep in Paralysis of Analysis, a virus more debilitating than the Spanish flu, Bubonic Plague, and the latest virus du jour, Covid.I’m no different than you. . .well, I’m Italian, so I’m a better cook and I have three Uncle Tony’s who collect my rents.