But no. 

Let’s say the owner wants $200,000 for the property, but it’s worth only 180k, however he insists on $200k with no takers.  

Flipping here in the bay area is no easy task, and I am glad you have your buy box figured out.

Many investors are familiar with the concept of cost segregation studies and may have even had studies performed on their properties.

Insurance premiums aside, how do you feel about investing in NO generally? 

Also, if you no longer attend LIVE meetings, do you miss the interaction? 

If you have no plans to move back, I'd sell and then decide what to do with the money. 

.- 12/13 the check of course bounces due to her putting a stop payment on the check- 12/13 I was notified that she turned off utilities on 12/12- 12/14 I provided her email stating I would be checking on the property on 12/15 (24 HR notice)- signed lease through August 2018- I have $1650 ($1350 rent and 300 pet deposit) in security deposits- upon checking on property I found that there are no items of value in my property and she had left all keys and garage door openers that I had originally provided her.

@Andrew Borner Regarding your question, no I would not buy expensive investor toolkits from gurus if you're just starting to learn about land investing.

I have reached out to multiple lawyers in South Carolina looking for workarounds but no creative ideas have emerged.