Other wise Flip away and enjoy the ride. 

Jim Cramer among others are predicting 1 million per coin so get ready for a wild ride. 

Buyers that do not have physical boots on the ground often get taken for a ride -- see for example the "turnkey providers" and various threads lamenting that experience. 

No Free Rides!!

We have about another 3-5 years before we hit the skids again and with interest rates climbing and savings at an all time low and personal debt an all time high it will be a bumpy ride.

The problem with these property management/inspection companies is that they many times take investors for a ride with their money.

If I were in your shoes, I would focus on getting ride of debt first.

Reason: The average home owner wasn't in a cash crunch and could afford to ride out the bad times.Many investors dedicate a portion of their portfolio to higher potential return properties for this exact reason.

With the amount you'd be putting down, you should be able to weather a storm as long as you ride it out. 

The last time we let you take a ride on this Ninja race bike you immediately tried to do a wheelie in the neighborhood, pulled back the throttle and crashed!