For instance my area really consists of about 7 small towns so every day I search the MLS to see if there’s new listings I’m interested in.

I had originally planned to BRRR it and then my realtor got in my head and we started talking flipping it. 

For instance the one I know of pre-approvers clients before they are ready to go shopping for properties.

For instance an investor with little cash but a lot of energy may be able to buy a high yielding property that requires a bit of maintenance.Conversely an investor with a lot of cash may be able to suffer much lower return in exchange for being able to buy a worry-free building in a more rapidly appreciating area.

For instance an investor with little cash but a lot of energy may be able to buy a high yielding property that requires a bit of maintenance.

As far as running a business, would an LLC be enough to cover the whole property, or would it make more sense to structure it in a way that was separate from the residential.This question is just off the top of my head as I just came across the lead, and am going to look into it more. any ideas would be appreciated.

Near the driveway is a curve in the road which becomes a blind spot of sorts for seeing any vehicles headed around the curve. 

That's definitely the doubts that ran through our heads too.

I can get more $.And I can’t prove the fridge works when they keep saying it’s broken and taking photos of leaks etc.And your response to this should have been "Thank you for providing me the heads up.

A big question I've been kicking around in my head as I think about to begin investing in real estate is how to handle living in NYC?