So think about your remodel, think about whether or not the house meets the criteria for habitability in your jurisdiction and then move forward appropriately.You've got a solid plan here. 

Investors are only going to come forward when you have actual deals for them to consider.If you just have leads, then you'll need to begin converting these to signed contracts; if you do have contracts, then we need to look at the quality of these deals to determine why you're getting no interest.If you were consistently finding smokin' hot deals, I suspect you'd have no trouble finding buyers.

Out of the 14 flips I would only use one GC moving forward and a few subs.

I will take all advice given seriously as I move forward into another market.

You will get straight forward answers for the areas they can feel comfortable answer your questions.Some items are a matter of interpretation of the law and they will not answer questions related to these areas.

In this case, you look for your first property to be the best possible investment, as you'll move on and a year from now it will get rented.If you still decide to go forward with a condo, try to get something close to the train, or in a great school district, and focus on the fact that the building has to allow rentals and not have a rental cap and also make sure that property can be rented for at least the amount all your monthly expenses for that condo will be!

Neither of them have followed through but I slightly look forward to the day (I would look more forward to the day if I had time for it). 

I also host/produce a quickly growing podcast called Go Rent Skip where we recommend what movies are worth the theater, renting, or skipping.I could possibly exchange advertising space on the show in exchange for advice/mentorship.Thanks and I’m looking forward to getting started!

This is, indeed, a great place to find information and contacts that can help you move forward with successful deals in Real Estate. 

I look forward to connecting with you.