I am happy it is complete and that I have the reserves to not have any significant impact from the overrun other than not liking it and making virtually zero for our efforts (my guess is value add is about the same as our expense - we traditionally add value 2x the costs).  

Permit me to introduce myself, as this virtually my first time posting on this forum.

I suppose you could buy and sit on land, and that's relatively passive, but beyond that virtually anything else is going to require some level of financial inputs (maintenance, capex, value add) and time inputs (DIY, managing the manager, etc) in order to realize the best returns. 

Whats up Biggerpockets !
Me and my Partner have a deal under contract out of town but the greatest challenge is finding buyers in that market.
Feels like we called every line available to find buyers in the area but...

Is this something that will be good to outsource, like one of those Virtual employees from Phillipines?

Here is a historical chart comparing the two:The reality is that a drop in interest rates virtually never make prices go down, they are inversely related. 

Right now you are the licensed, insured, have  o experience and if you work remotely off little in the way of hands on at a property.Honestly someone could hire a Virtual Assistant from a other country.I would try and build your resume by working for a company for now.

(At least virtual)All the best!

Your buyer pool is virtually limited to house hackers.  

@Jack Anderson - I also agree with the other folks - you need a real estate focused CPA that really understands these issues and the subtle nuances involved in all of those different areas.Many CPAs are able to serve you virtually and you'll want to make sure you consider that as the talent you need is probably more important than that person's physical location.Best of luck to you!