@Jenny Gremillion  Can't hurt to run it by her to ascertain her comfort level.There's CPAs all over the country who are familiar with not only federal tax law, but state and local tax law outside of their geographical location.No need to limit yourself to where the property is located. 

Lastly, I operate here in Columbus so shoot me a PM or give me a call to discuss the location of the properties.

Should be, but your language is a bit less than precise* so good to check on the details with a professional (*not at all unusual or surprising as most peopled don't do this every day).

This property is in a very desirable location, so with any luck, they'll be filled quickly.Thanks again!

I thought I saw a BP group meet up for the last Wednesday of the month, but I haven’t been able to locate that thread again to check time/place.

I understand I might not get that lucky but unless the house is in the worst neighborhood ever should I concentrate on the right flip for me and not worry if it's not located in my target zip code

Where exactly in SD is your property located?

Shoot, I forgot to update my location on BP.

The only problem is that I will be in a job rotation program for the next 2 years, meaning I'll be changing locations every 6 months.

Does the property work better as a vacation rental because of the size/location (you can earn more using it a vacation rental)?