If your criteria is he passes a background check and has employment commitment is enough and you can verify (call to verify) then move forward.

Hi all,I find myself in Albany next week for work and will likely be going more often going forward.

In fact many of our properties are done that way - we get a signed contract and then turn the package over to the closing attorney and move on to the next one until closing day.Your local REIG can recommend some good closing attorneys / title companies and they will usually be happy to walk you through the process and even provide you with the forms you need to get the deal locked up and closed.

Multifamily homes interest me, as well as fix and flip, buying and holding single family homes, and possibly wholesaling.Thanks for taking the time to read, I look forward to connecting with some great people!

You can essentially buy a new home every year or so using the same 5% down and even move your roommates with you.

Make either movable, because he may move his camera in response.  

If she had one fan, she can move it herself to where it works best for her.

What is your opinion of this approach and is there anything I should keep in mind before moving forward?

It may be the best option but there are quite a few other strategies as well that could help lower your tax burden when you move on from this current property.

Both times I bought and I did a refurb (nothing structural, just new kitchens, bathrooms, moved walls around).