My partner works in finance and I have been managing high-profile construction projects for about a decade.

And if you are doing that, how are you managing your properties?

My background is in healthcare administration and revenue cycle management  but the past year I have telling myself, I want more from myself which is when I decided to learn and participate in REI.

My 24 yr old daughter works in our office and manages our rental properties. 

I wanted to ask the forum to hear personal experiences from those who have managed flips remotely themselves without a GC and how it went?

Between multifamily units and single-family homes, the best choice really hinges on aligning with your financial goals and investment strategy.Multifamily properties can be a great kickstart, offering the convenience of managing all your units in one location.

After finishing the renovations I hired a property manager and started renting it as STVR.

BIFI servicing (newly created by a  BP member and note investor so they are still adding states), Madison Management, Evergreen, FCI, Allied, AHP Servicing, State Bridge, Landhome, Fay Servicing. 

I currently have a tenant in a home I am managing, I have been using Avail and as of recent I don't like the platform, I have noticed that my tenant like to edit the payment after the due date and that makes the collection date longer (Avail takes a whole week or more to get the rent in).

@Frank Macias, If youre still looking at managed real estate when you leave the country you'd be well advised to look seriously at doing the 1031.