But if that's not your bag of tea then look into a reputable hard money or private money loans for your flip, most require or like you to have skin n the game but keep $5k aside for emergency funds.

You will need to get a local, rockstar Realtor, contractor, lender, and property manager.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/core-four-real-estate-tea...I invest locally in Columbus, Ohio

Seems like Section-8 would still keep trucking along.Where is each property rent compared to section-8, how much fix up money would be needed for each to bring it to section-8 requirements in Nashville.Things like this are either your cup of tea or they are not--only you can make that decision.13 hours away is long drive (2 days).Just my 2 cents.

We can grab tea or coffee.

These are the same people that will Nickel and dime after the fact.I'm not thinking of 1 percenters (those are also Outlaw Bikers, FWIW), as I don't think people with tens of thousands to spare on a week's vacation are going to be staying in my half a million home; I'm really thinking of some of the guests I've had that came for extended stays - 7-10 days or more - maybe from overseas, that possibly would have appreciated an initial grocery delivery or stocked water, coffee and tea after a 10-12 hour flight from Kuwait.

I don't think old buildings or C/D class properties are my cup of tea!

But just reading the tea leaves, I’d guess this is a momentum play and the property is in an area that is rapidly gentrifying.

Of course you can take that road but it just wasn’t my cup of tea.

No two deals are the same, and no house is everyone's cup of tea.

Let me know if you ever come up to Park City to ski, lets get a few laps in and a cup of coffee or tea!