Currently working nights on my regular job so all I am doing is crunching numbers on deals I see trying to get good at it simply because I am waiting on my funds.

[Full service management, including getting tenants and regular operations.] 

I drive different neighborhoods regularly around town so I would be happy to research any houses. 

We have a property that has been label high risk and as we have claims in the past couple years all due to natural disaster that hit Des Moines, IA ( storms )Current policy has been cancel and having troubles getting new policy.

I have some really great market specific agents and title agents that I work with on a regular basis.What was the outcome?

If you are naturally inclined toward project management and flipping, get that process running smoothly and then focus on developing your business in the other areas.

@Lauren Gomez yes regularly, 1031 requirements are tough to meet. 

I regularly have out-of-state investors reach out about investing in my local market - it's a good market, but it's not a good market for every investor.  

Network with people and make regular posts about your business on these platforms.4.

@Mallikarjun Reddy Pateel thanks for the question...curious to see some responses.My prediction with these virtual management companies is they evolve to control the industry, or fail miserably and take all their clients out of the investment industry when they fail...they are reactive management, and that is recipe for disaster...who is walking the property every quarter to make sure the gutters are not clogged and backing up into the basement, destroying the foundation...or interviewing tenants, and keeping rental increases regular...are they actually addressing tenant needs?