Looking through the numbers and data, the "missing piece" seems to be migrating to more direct bookings and weekday rentals.

Since you're wishing to invest out of state, having all these pieces in place can relax the nerves! 

Competition..However, most investors are not aware of off-market properties..But not any off-market, the undervalued ones.These Deals are gold..Most investors don’t know how to really get them .Some do direct mail , cold calling , chasing people down and begging for deals.And except to get those deals.The Thing is those deals are not on the radar for a reason.And to get those deals, there is a very simple set of requirements that need to be met and systems that have to be implemented .Once you know these requirements and systems, it's just a matter of executing them properly and with consistency..And the undervalued off-market deals will come to you.It really is that easy….I’ve getting off-market properties for over 3 years now without even working to get them.Like 2 years ago I got this off-market deal and it was just a piece of land in the desert .For real .And I took it for 20k.No one I know didn’t make fun of me.They call me stupid .But I trust the requirements and the systems.Now 3 years later this land is worth almost $700.000 ($642k).It's all thanks to the fact that I can find undervalued off-market properties..And no, I start with nothing and zero connections..But that doesn't matter, because you don't need to have the connections, to be a sweet talker or have millions in the bank.If you’re sick of finding deals .Then all you need to have are requirements and systems to get you off-market deals.But please just don’t think that cold calling is the way.It’s sad.I will write another post about the systems and requirements to get those deals.just be open-minded that there are systems to get off-market deals.And that’s why some investors make millions and some don’t .They have step-by-step systems that guarantee getting those deals.Thanks for reading,

Not sure any of this is important to you, but whoever you work with will be responsible for putting you in the single largest piece of debt likely you have.

There are a lot of hungry rookies out there that will collect a "Broker fee" or have you pay for a LOI (letter of Intent) and it's nothing but a piece of paper.

Quote from @Jason Watson: Nonetheless, there is a piece that might be missing from the post.

Have a bunch. key piece is are you doing it in your personal name or in an LLC with a commericial loan.

Within the context of North Carolina, the statutes outline two distinct procedures for tax foreclosure.

Take steps to confirm the source independently before proceeding further.My best piece of advice would be to contact your lender instead of relying on callbacks from letters or unknown numbers, contact your current mortgage lender or a trusted VA-approved lender directly.

Biggest piece of advice I can give you is to get rid of your limiting beliefs.