I employ the BRRRR method so most properties have had extensive rehab.

I really like the idea and concept of the BRRRR method but it seems like it might be difficult to pull off on a long distance property while working full time. 

Research also says having ONE GFCI at the most upstream point in the circuit will protect all downstream outlets...which would have to be 2-prong per code (and which doesn't solve the 3-prong need issue for certain devices).  

The bigger problems you can solve, the more you can achieve. 

What I ultimately decided to do was to go out of NYC to Indianapolis, not as close as @Scott Wolf in Dutchess County but similar methods/systems that you'll need if you're to invest out of your own market.A little over 2 years later, I have 5 rentals out of state, and hopefully #6 that's pending will have no issues to close and I'm closing on my co-op in Queens (all at the same time).

@Precious ThompsonDid you ever solve this problem?

Which I also hear them out on when other factors are fine.That all being said...I think lowering the asking and SD requirements, better photos (interior and exterior), a floor plan/solve for showing the flow, with increased marketing should do the trick!

Hi, I'm interested to hear some recommendations on what people think is the most effective method for acquiring a seller financing deal on a commercial sized property (5+ unites) in the Jacksconville, FL area.

I don't believe prehab is the ideal method to build your systems around and we think it will only work on some of our investments in this area.

Virtual assistants are a great low-cost method for remote property management work.