Kia Ora biggerpockets community,   I am based in NZ and looking to invest (internationally) into the US real estate market.

Didn’t want to have to put down a non-refundable deposit without knowing the internals of the property then lose it if I back out during my due diligence period. 

TICs usually have a lot of law school interns.

Fix and Flip is my bread and butter, however, looking to expand operations into wholesaling for internal lead generation and wholesaling the properties to other flippers. 

This could potentially add monthly income, but also be a benefit and convenience for tenants.Investigating machines that accept electronic payment only as I am out of state and this would remove the need for onsite collection of coins.1.

With that said, I believe I could be a valuable asset as an intern based on previous experiences; however, all of my experience is in process and project engineering.

You'll need to get it serviced somehow...Also, there are electronic apps to make payments. 

It must be a maximum over-funded design in order to keep the internal costs to a minimum.

Yes, you will pay a small subscription to use TurnoverBnb, but they have tools for you to sync your cleaning schedule as reservations come it, to pay the cleaners electronically, to review them, to not pay them if they don't show up or do a poor job, etc.

You can compare the EIN (Electronic Identification Number) on your bill to the EIN on the meter.