I'm looking to do long distance rental properties (buy and hold) via the BRRRR method, either single family or small multifamily. 

I also received a long commute so I had a lot of time to find podcasts like Dave Ramsey, Afford Anything, Mad Fientist, and Bigger Pockets.

@Damien Smith I would read the book on long distance on bigger pockets it has some great frame work for thinking about funding and banks.

I am hesitant on long distance investing (however, I have had two rental properties out of state).

I recently acquired a 4-plex a few hours away from where I live and I planned to collect rent using Venmo or Zelle or something similar. I found out yesterday that my tenants don't have bank accounts. They don't know ...

I commute daily to the airport from Bluffton and the drive is much more enjoyable than driving to Pooler.

Very cool about your first property, are you finding any issues with distance being in NC?

My wife and I live in Bartlesville OK 74006 so Bartlesville/Tulsa would be our market (I commute to work in Tulsa).I have read one real estate investing book, but the resources you all have listed above are great tips! 

It is in a great neighborhood, good schools, churches, parks, and amenities including a nearby (walking distance) mall that has grocery and pharmacy needs.I feel like overall this should be a good deal but I'm confused by my negative cash flow in year one.

I’ve decided that flipping houses long distance is difficult with no boots on the ground and travel expenses, time etc.