My favourite has always been the glue down LVP since that also forces you to properly prep your subfloor beforehand.

@Albert Torosyan I would start with a trip out to that local reia.

I made a trip to Richmond this past weekend and looked around Henrico and Chesterfield areas.

For out of state I would suggest making a trip to the actual state you are considering and sight seeing the neighbourhood.

After tripping over this sight a few weeks ago I am happy to say I am placing my first bid on a property this morning!

Trip charge may be more than the repair cost. 

Spending a couple of weekends in TN, WV, OH can be a great weekend away to go see some great properties and you can write the who trip off your taxes.

Took a trip down to Baltimore today, to check out the possibility for growth and development.

It's not truly a remote deal, as long as you're willing to make the trips down here relatively regularly.

The guests pay $.25/mile for every mile over what I set, $50/hr for every hour they are late (billable after the first 15 minutes), and they pay cleaning fees for crumbs.Best of all, should they get in an accident, my cars are fully covered by TURO which has happened and I have recouped more than half of the what I paid for in the first month.It requires a lot of photo documentation 24 hrs before and after the trips to prove damage but this can be done 100% without meeting the guests face to face (remote).TURO as a company itself has a grey business model and in would highly recommend NOBODY to lease or finance cars just for this.I wanted to share this with BP for those who are handy with cars and want another source of cashflow.