Check out David Greene's BRRRR book.

The vacancy rate concerned can be mitigated by providing a great product at a reasonable price.

So it's really two sides, look for those red flags but ALSO look for those Green-flags also, look to see who they are as a person, why are they doing it, are they passionate about what they are doing and guess what there is a passionate person about everything out there, my insurance guy LOVES insurance, lol, seems nutty to me but he absolutely lives, eats, breathes insurance.

I'm located in Los Angeles but invest in the Midwest (Memphis, TN and Covington, KY), currently own one SFR, one duplex and one triplex, all on conventional mortgages and all with self-funded down payments.I'd like my next deal to be an entry-level BRRRR, am currently reading David Greene's BRRRR book, but find myself in every chapter coming up with mental roadblocks regarding the process, many of which are due to the fact that I'd be doing this from a distance.

I just discovered I can't live with green, white, and black mismatched tiles all in the entryway.

I’m not opposed to driving for dollars or local meetups, but those are not feasible from a distance.Between now and the end of the year, my goals are to:- Read four REI books, including David Greene’s Long-Distance Real Estate Investing- Analyze 200 deals in areas that we’re interested in purchasing some STRs- Build a relationship with some banks and real estate agentsMy goal in 2022 is to purchase two or three properties.

Books I have read so far:"Rich Dad Poor Dad: Rich Dad's Guide to Investing"- Robert Kiyosaki"The ABC's of Real Estate Investing"- Ken McElroy"Loopholes of Real Estate" - Garrett Sutton"Bigger Pockets: How to Invest in Real Estate" - Brandon Turner & Joshua Dorkin "E-Myth" - Michael GerberBooks in que: "The Advanced Guide to Real Estate Investing" - Ken McElroy"Think and Grow Rich" - Napoleon Hill"Long-Distance Real Estate Investing" - David Greene"How I turned $1,000 into Five Million in Real Estate in My Spare Time" - William Nickerson"The 4-Hour Workweek" -Timothy Ferriss

.*" Some people are happiest when they are torturing other people to death, after all, or (less dramatically) only playing video games all day, or doing nothing productive ever but constantly narcissistically seeking after self-pleasure.

Knowing nothing else about you, I would suggest that you either find a way to make more money at your current job by increasing your production to fit your excess time, or make a jump into an RE field that will take 100% of your capacity.

I think it depends on how big your org is, how many units will be managed, etc.I looked at a number of solutions and I had the added wrinkle of needing a product that was Canadian friendly (we are a bit unique here ;) ).