And since we are learning about construction, being able to go after work and measure cabinets for the 4th time, or compare the tile to the grout, or pick up supplies so your expensive contractor doesn't have to waste his time picking out paint colors, flooring, appliance etc... are all things that are easier to do in person.If you have a lot of experience flipping houses, or working construction,  then yes go for it, you can be successful as a long distance landlord. 

Too many variables can go wrong and I have found using these numbers helps ensure a good and successful flip even if something big and unexpected comes up, which almost always does.What is your main source of leads?

Has anyone had success with Tableau for rental property data?

Business growth has been successful way beyond what I imagined but word spreads quick in a small market like ours.

I have few properties I would like to wholesale in the meantime, what is the most successful way to find a buyer.

I get it; we want to model those who are successful, but what about the mediocre deal that get's your foot in the door? 

Here's to your success!!

Just like any business the people working there are the most important factor to success.

When learning about your areas, consider your "back yard" as a good place to start and then possibly move out from there when you gain a little experience or your success depends on it.Certain things will effect that like growth and the economy that is diverse. 

Quick Background: I've been fairly successful in other areas of life and recently determined that moving towards passive income is the best way to achieve my financial/lifestyle goals.- I currently have 2 SFH properties- I have an LLC formed, but currently don't have any properties under it.