If you feel the need to go visit, call up the Turnkey Providers and see what they can show you.

I can't wait to back home from South Korea to visit properties and meet like-minded investors.

When they pass, one of the homes would go to my mom and the other to my uncle.A little more context:They would prefer not to re-leverage the Hawaii house (or use leverage on the Vegas homes), though they haven't ruled it out.House hacking (either with roommates or in a MFR) isn't an option for them.They chose Vegas because it's the 9th Hawaiian island and they visit 2-3 times per year.I'm wondering if there are any other creative strategies for us to consider.

@Miguel GonzalezManhattan is cool, and a great place to visit. 

On the deal, I am allowed to go visit the flips and see how things get done on the field.

I could house hack for a year or try to burrrrr the property.either way I just set up a visit to check it out and get more info.

How do I get contractor quotes, do I just email them the inspection report, or do I have to pay the contractor to physically visit the property for further assessment if required?

Found it by direct mail and went to visit the owner at the property and built rapport.

However, if it is legitimately inherited a 1 hour visit with an attorney will cost you a few hundred dollars and provide the answer.

Any suggestions of what sites to visit or what videos to watch to research the in depth details of all types of lending, %s, etc?