Cant close for 3 weeks and Should only take 3 weeks to fix and get on marketDoes this sound worth the risk?  Is

I am curious how people view the value proposition in this area over the next 5 years. 

It’s just simply too risky.

But being new AND remote is just too risky for what it’s worth

Your right, the agreement for cash for keys was SUPPOSE to happen with seller and tenants but tenants never heard of that proposition.

(PS: I would not invest outside USA, risk adjusted return factoring in country risk is too much risk to handle)

Getting the job done faster results in doing your next BRRRR sooner, which likely would outweigh the holding costs you'd give up to get it done soonerBasically, I think reducing risk is the most important factor for me in this situation compared to saving a bit in holding costs over the duration of the rehab.

2) Event space is risky right now.3) Storage units?

Any syndicator can go to a risky market with higher cap rates and have a "great deal" on paper.

This will be a very difficult uphill proposition as builders and developers will be very reluctant to do business with a start up especially if you are under capitalized.