For me problems transformed into profitability when I reflected on my first flip project and concluded that having an ill-fated plan and no protection agreements with my contractors.

A few do blogs that may be searchable.I just posted pics in my profile, but ill probably do a blog of my next project.

Ill look into it and see what i can manage to get.

Ill be commissioning end of this year and also wondered about overseas investing when I transition back state side. 

So we’re looking for an off market deal that maybe we can live-in BRRRIn listening to BP and reading articles ive been learning of ways to find off market deals which ill list.

thanks Jo Ann, ill look into the real estate club's in my area

For example, attorneys that meet with clients that are ill/injured and in wheelchairs.  

This means more time and money, if you're flipping, something  you can ill afford.To me, true flipping means small cosmetic changes or no changes, you find a good deal, and you mark it up to sell to a buyer who thinks it's worth more.

If im able to get over this first hump ill be able to get around more and find the right people to speak with and grow

The story I am getting is the owner/agent moved out of state and the contractor he had hired was hospitalized or became ill during the renovation.I walked through the place and the work completed looked ok to me but I am not a builder and just a small time RE investor.