This would be very difficult to maintain if you're not living in the house yourself and keeping some order established.  

I'm trying to establish a team to help me get started and learn the area.

Be smart and pace yourself by accepting a smaller profit on this deal for the opportunity to learn and establish a relationship with another pro who will help you grow your business.

Established property that's already run well.

To that End Brie Schmidt and I have created a new website called Turnkey-review.com this site will have most of the turnkey companies in the US on it.. brief description of what they do and it will allow their customers and others to comment on their product and services and experience's.. kind of like a trip advisor.. the beta is listed over in the Market place if you want to check it out.

It is wise to establish an LLC from the very beginning.

I have another small project associated with the sale and have now also established a relationship with someone who seems like a very trustworthy contractor in the area because of Thumbtack.

This financing allows you to enter the U.S. with an appropriate work visa or green card AND an offer letter from a reputable and established U.S. employer (outlining start date, position to be held, role and responsibilities, and salary),  And get a mortgage. 

You'll meet tons of people you wouldn't on here, and by meeting face-to-face it will be easier to establish a connection and really get a good sense of who you're working with and their level of professionalism and overall "non-scammy-ness" as that's such a problem in this industry.

I am continuing to learn the ins and outs of the RE business, have done a number of deals, and have good financial and contract experience that has been extremely helpful in establishing myself.