Everybody's projects are unique, but there are certain things, as you mentioned, that all investors need to have in place prior to or during a long distance BRRRR project that will help the process to go smooth.

@Eric WongI think there is still money to be made pending you work the right deal and make your STR unique from others.

They are higher income renters with credit scores over 650 and six figure combined incomes. 

Initially I had considered using this property as a rental, which it is still viable for since I am getting a great deal, but after doing calculations and seeing that my monthly taxes were higher than my principal, interest, and insurance combined, I want to reconsider making it a flip.I am originally from Lancaster, PA and have family and friends there, but I live in Erie PA and will have to manage the project from afar.I am looking for strong recommendations for general contractors in Lancaster, someone who is accustomed to working with investors/flippers and can work with minimal supervision.Project is a 3 story connected row home, brick, built ~1900I want to:Replace roofRemodel kitchenIncrease size of 1st floor bathroom some (I can barely turn around inside)Repair/replace interior doors which are damaged.Refinish or possibly replace all exterior windowsLVP floors in homeHang drywall/sheetrock over damaged plasterUpdate electrical/wiring (potentially knob-and-tube)Remodel 2nd floor bathroom.Consult adding potentially master bathroom (adjacent to 2nd floor bath)Paint interior/exterior (exterior has chipping paint, likely lead).Any other maintenance or problem issues discovered along the way.Please reply or message me with any information you have.Thank you very much!!

One unique aspect of a Land Contract is, are you responsible to pay Vendor directly for property taxes & insurance, or are you responsible to pay property taxes & insurance directly?

I'm exploring all-in-one systems or best in class smaller systems to combine into management workflows.

Auto Owners has a few unique advantages but not enough for me to put all my doors on them. 

If you’re going to venture into Cleveland or another similar market, my biggest recommendation would be to remember that California is a unique hub.

That mortgage payment constitutes around 26% of our combined income.

In a market that has mainly buyers due to low rates what are some of the unique methods to attracting tenants?