Currently own one long term buy and hold single family property.

My fiance and I are looking to buy our first home.  

To answer your question directly - yes, never buy a property that neither you nor someone you trust has seen in person.  

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We have chosen single family housing rehabbing (fix & flip) I am looking for mentorship and great people to guide me or even partner with this field.

In the longterm your better off buying a solid property, 3-4 units if you can qualify for it, and getting started vs looking for the perfect deal for years that never comes.

Hi all,We own a part of a single-family home rental property and are considering buying out the other owners.

Considering buying a property on the Lake of the Ozarks in Camdenton.

Cash for buying properties and cash for making them better.

Having a trusted person or family member generally sounds good for starters buy because of that relationship you might get into the issue of late payments.