Impossible to answer, if you are happy with the profit from the flip vs getting rental income then do it , There is no right or wrong answer Good Luck 

Kyle, you are correct, you should not be responsible, but the fact is MN law requires you to pay unless you can show the bed bugs are a result of willful, malicious, or irresponsible conduct of the tenant or a person visiting the tenant, which is nearly impossible to prove. 

I will say that these restrictions look like something the county put in place due to zoning or whatever and not some kind of HOA.If that is the case, they will be nearly impossible to remove.

Market like NYC and CA are pretty much impossible to find cash flow even with 50%+ down. 

It’s virtually impossible in today’s market to do that.

Not impossible by any means, but tougher.

I have done two moderately successful local BRRRRs and it would have been impossible to do them the way I did it out-of-state.I also house-hack my own residence and I can't recommend it enough for a beginner if everyone you live with is on board.

I don't know your intended destination, so it's impossible to give you directions.2.

Even in a mediocre market, if you have a great agent and a great PM, you will outperform a great market with a mediocre PM and agent.That's also why I think it makes no sense to invest in 17 different markets: you don't know much about any of them, you have to build a network of people in every market, the law is different in every State and it's physically/economically impossible to visit any. (1-4 units anyway, large commercial is different). 

They make it nearly impossible to leave without incurring penalties, trapping property owners in unfavorable agreements.