Ideally I’d like to solely own it and be responsible for writing them a check monthly for their profit.

A couple of young ladies have been renting for 3 years and they are ideal tenants (they always pay on time, keep the apartment neat and clean, very reasonable with all requests etc.).

I also have been reading books and watching YouTube videos on real estate.

This is particularly ideal for Portland AirBNB's, as the owner must live on the property they're renting for at least 9 months of the year.

I am currently eyeing a rental property here in a great city with an ideal location close to San Diego and Los Angeles that is a 5 Bd 3 Ba 2,700 sqft beauty for $2,200 a month.

We keep everything extremely positive, many of us are on the FB page daily providing videos and a lot of additional training. 

I would ideally like to find a property to BRRR, but prices right now are making it hard to find a deal that leaves enough room to afford repairs.

It's a mix of on demand videos, live Q&A sessions, and a step-by-step curriculum to help you get your next deal.

We do it for our clients all the time.But an OOS investor should be careful as there are so many ways they can get taken advantage of:1) Buying the wrong property, wrong location, etc2) Being overcharged because there's no transparency on actual costs and budget3) Shoddy work because no pics/video are supplied4) Crappy tenants are placed that destroy the rennovationsNone of the above are discovered until an owner goes to refinance the property or sell it.What should an investor do to protect themselves?

I live in a different city so I’d like something with remote capabilities, ideally with storage on the cloud so I don’t have to worry about a hard drive filling up.