After reading posts about out-of-state investors owning/flipping many properties they have never seen in person before due to today's technology, I began to think... are there any situations where you feel like you MUST go visit your property or meet your agent, property manager, or GC in person?

Was mostly wondering about experiences with buy and hold vs flipping. 

I would like to know how the characteristics and elements of a property that investors look at before deciding to Fix and Flip or Buy and Hold?

I want to dibble and dabble with buy and holds and flips instead of just one route.

Investment Info:Single-family residence fix & flip investment in Clearwater Beach.

Most of the abandoned houses that were able to be bought have been purchased and flipped by investors in the last 5 years.

I successfully flipped two homes this year.

For Fix-n-Flip, some lenders will allow a refinance after you purchase in cash where-in they put a first lien on the property and lend purchase plus rehab (90% LTC).

Looking to team up with #generalcontractor GC's, #birddogs #wholesalers and #realtor who is familiar with working with investors.FSR at 60 - 70% ARV, 150k cash #realestateinvestor #flip #cash #tampa #clearwater #wholesale #realestatewholesale #investing #florida #wealth #jointventure

So far I see myself getting into flips, rentals or buy and hold or maybe get myself started with wholesale or even real estate liscense to get my feet wet.