New investor here, looking to get started on flips and value add projects in the Denver area.After spending many hours buried in property records searches and financial spreadsheets, I've determined the best way to move forward is to enlist an agent who caters specifically to buyers looking to capture value from rehabbing run down and distressed properties. 

Hello,I just bought through my LLC  a single family residence in Bucks County, Pa. which we are going to rehab. and flip.I always GC my  projects and use sub. contractors.

A reasonable amount of homework (stuff to watch/listen to, informational forms and worksheets to fill out... basically forces you to really THINK about what it is you want to achieve so it can all be mapped out and make sense as an actual plan). 

I basically just want some advice from people who have done something similar.

After 32 years in Electrical construction and project management I have decided to retire.

Was projected to gross $100k a year before Ian hit. 

Your Passive Allowed/Activity Losses (PAL) will be reconciled on f8582 and brought onto SchE if allowed.Again for rentals, its basically your Rents - expenses - depreciation.Does that help?

I have a two duplex new construction project that I'm running personally and its really simple if you know the business.

I would LOVE to house hack but my situation is basically that I just bought my first home off market for a good price early December, but it's a SFH.

Plenty are doing it, not sure if they are profitable yet or what it will look like but time will tell.True, the niche-specific jargon will dissuade anyone in terms of adoption which is something advised of many projects within web3.