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I recommend you check out some other areas that have caught the eyes of many investors recently. 

I replied in the other thread as well but you need to check what type of provisions you have on your policy to make sure you have the coverage you think you have.Was there any discussion of the condition of the roof when you purchased the home/insurance in October?

If you are truly just writing a funding check, and collecting a check at the end, most likely you'll be considered Passive.

I would just mindful of how soon before that seasoning requirement is met that you start the process because things like credit reports, appraisals, background checks, etc., are only consider valid for a certain period of time.

I will have to double check but I believe they are licensed.

So it's a one stop shop kind of deal and with everything being handled in house the interests have to be mutually aligned because that provider is married to you for the longevity of the investment. 

I'd like to check into using a property management company for my first property, then I'll add it to my second.

@Imdhadur Rahman to get that kind of leverage on rent ready properties you'll need to find secondary financing.   

Hey Armon - I am not sure if there is a list of delinquent properties outside of the ones that are going the the Sheriff's Sale but have you checked out the City Houses for Sale?