Walk a mile in the shoes of small landlords in NYC where your business is micro-managed based on the logic that if you even make so much as a penny over your overhead, this is "profit" that you "leeched" off a tenant (or in the minds of antisemites, "chiseled" from them).

I am a huge fan of Investor Carrot websites & they even have them for real estate agents (feel free to reach out if you have questions)...

I am not a fan of tiny houses, as I think they are a bit of a fad.

In your shoes, I would find a great local agent in your market here on BP to help you navigate the process.

Imagine you’re at a track and you’re watching a 100 meter race.You see the athletes at the starting line..Kneeling down and poised to explode.They’re ripped and in shape..They’re wearing all the right clothes and shoes…They’ve been training for this event for many months.

@Jonas Garcia Personally, I am a fan on Elizabeth, NJ.

Also we are much more a fan of actually purchasing the home and then reselling versus assignment of contract wholesale.

Totally up to them - if I were in their shoes I'd have you sign a waiver...no way would I be turning down a free set of hands if I could see potential value in having you ride around with me for a few days.  

Looking forward to hearing from you.MT I am not a huge fan of it unless you have a trusted team set up.See more here:Why the BRRRR Method is a Risky Gamble for Out of State Investing

@David Carpenter,I'm a big fan of PropStream.