So my question, to everyone who invests in out of state markets or has considered it in the past, is do you think this is overkill or do you think it'd be helpful in actually making good decisions? 

I'm familiar with and have used the traditional route of having the local bank finance the construction loan and then roll it into a perm loan on several projects in the past.  I

In the past, I haven't prescreened for open houses. 

When I was aggressively wholesaling in the past, I would be in the office at 5 AM most days, and would do research to find the best deals in town.

What I've seen in the past is that it's better / easier to have investors open and in a verbal agreement that if you find a good deal within a certain range that they'd be willing to invest.

I have not used them personally but they have been recommended to me in the past, I am sure there are other companies doing the same thing.I have no business relation ship with them.In the past I have had sellers on FCI try and sell me notes with missing paperwork.  

Healthnet, BlueCross are 2 that I've used in the past. I

Whether you hate all investing products or have been burned in the past I hope everyone here is doing amazing in their own businesses respectively.All the best and talk soon,John Fedro

Whenever I have rented in the past, I was responsible for paying these expenses as a tenant.

All I have found in the past is to Tile, or use something like FRP panels that looks like a gas station bathroom.