The biggest thing I've seen is having a good rehab team because you're not physically there to watch the project.

I don't have many out of state connections and am wary of pulling the trigger on something that I couldn't physically drive to if needed.

@Buyan Thyagarajan To succeed here you're going to want to have at least 4 sales comps which have sold more recently, are closer in physical proximity, and/or are in someway considered more comparable than the comps used by this appraiser in his report(s). 

I've seen lots for sale here in Phoenix that are zoned "multifamily" but physically don't have room for multiple units.If everything looks good, consult with an Architect, Draftsperson, or Design-Builder.

Even if you're not going to do any of the physical work yourself and you have a general contractor and subs you feel you can trust, you will eliminate a lot of grief by knowing the price of materials and details of work required; that way, at least you can rest assured you're getting reasonable value for your dollar.

During this time, I visted the house physically and decided that I am not going to pursue the house due to various reasons after seeing the house in person.

I'm looking for a good registered agent that has a physical address in Florida.

My girlfriend and I are wanting to start doing travel physical therapy and travel nursing together within the next year.

I worked 12-16 hour days and it was very physically difficult, but there was a premium to be had if I could get working for people who needed help ASAP.

@Tyler Caglia congrats curious to hear : while out of state how you handled the -a. property search /research /due delignce etcb. rehab / dealing with contractors / assigning work c. rental management / find the right tanent I feel all above works are time consuming and sometimes have to involve and present physically , but may be you can share some tips.