Considering there will be a  property management fee.Once you own enough equity in your investment property it will allows you to keep more of your money.

My holding company is in one state(S1), the LLC is in a different state(S2), and I manage these out of a third state(S3). 

If you don't have a lot of experience cold calling or managing a team, I would recommend using one of the companies that already have a training program, they will hire and manage the VA's for you for a small per hour fee, well worth it. 

I would suggest doing your first flip close to home as there is a lot to manage, especially time and that is compounded severely when you do it from a distance.

It’s all integrated and easy to manage from PC or mobile device.

I work for a Property Management company and have done it for years so I am not a rookie. 

There are many lazy owners, so it’s not uncommon to have missing contracts when dealing with self-managed property.

To start, these are the fundamental underwriting inputs the GP/Syndicator will be making when arriving at their offer price:Management Fees: This will be very similar to any other bidder who relies on 3rd party management (and generally more expensive than a local operator who benefits from the efficiency of managing an existing local portfolio).

@Gregory HerbertThis is why you use a property manager….I don’t want to be a pilot, a doctor, a plumber or a roofer - thus I hire them to do the job I need done.

Tenants would have to refill cards at the management office.