We will sub out property management for the next few months and then start our won there when we have the right team.

Since I am an out of state investor here I need to have a reliable team to make sure my properties are rented, rent is collected and properties are maintained.

Most real management companies have the same people they call for repairs or they have their own in house repair team.

What my team does for all of our investors is pull similar sold properties in the last 60 days to determine what the property is worth.

If you are going to buy out of country - do your homework on both the market and the team you will be working with.

Help you define the appropriate business structures, both from a legal protection and from a financial/tax perspectiveHelp you create a tax strategy for your business that will allow you to legally keep as much money as you possibly canHelp you make smart decisions with respect to your individual real estate investmentsPrepare your annual tax returnsRecommend other team members (attorney, insurance agent, real estate agent, etc) who can help make your business a successWhat are your credentials?

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I told my team once we put the hard work into the three essentials 1) finding the good deal 2) getting the money at best terms 3) Finding the people and process to sell quickly.

If there are any investors near my area or anywhere for that matter that would be willing to take on a newbie to there team so I can learn the ins and outs of wholesaling and hopefully make us all some cash flow then I would love to hear from you.

Best to minimize the risk by partnering with a trusted and experienced rehabber and pay him 50% of the deal to help you complete this one successfully.2) You need a team (contractor, rehabber-partner or both) to analyze the repairs AND the ARV (After repair Value, NOT AVR) to see if the numbers given to you by the wholesaler are in fact accurate.3)You may want to work a second job or start with wholesaling first so that you can come up with enough money (10% of project costs?)