As long as we have enough food to eat and a dry place to sleep we are okay.

Also, if you want to take a deep dive into building a team from a distance, I encourage you to read David Greene's "Long‑Distance Real Estate Investing".

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@Jerryll Noorden question and it may show my greenness, but what is “SEO”?

@Bob Galivan  - great points. a) POS can eat your estimated buy in for sure unless you are well cash capitalized on the buy side b) spot on c) very good guidance, especially for 1st timers or out of state players d) AND EVEN WITH inspections....you easily add a $10-25K repair tab turkey bomb expense to your portfolio.  

The core 4 is David Greene’s strategy for long-distance and made up of a realtor, contractor, property manager, and lender.

Seems there are Pros and Cons to both (interest rate variability, repayment terms, etc), but being so green at this, I'm feeling a little like a deer in the headlights.Thank you again and I look forward to hearing back from you!

[7] Are you spec-ing any 24" doors (people like to eat), or is that SOP in the area (because to me the front door looks kind of slim).I think it's a GREAT design.I did a little mockup, the colors I used (to me) are more Seattle than Florida, but just to get an idea vs the line drawing--I can see why you think this will be a great rental!

They don't seem to be having issues raising capital.Keep in mind it's all about risk adjusted returns, some investors are willing to eat a split 80/20 all the way for a deal that may have more operational (sponsor) risk.

If yes, PM your address, I will send you tickets and fly you to me tomorrow, I will happily put you to work for free labor to the end of time, all the ramen you can eat, lol.