Regarding remote managing, in our 24 years of experience, dealing with hundreds of investors, what we've had to bail DIY Remote Investors out of is mostly Class C properties with some Class B.So, in our opinion, one can remote manage a Class A property fairly easily if you are organized.Class B requires more organization and knowledge, to avoid tenants taking advantage of you.Class C should NOT be done DIY - hire a PMC!

So, in hopes that we can get some participation, I will share some of my experience in a few areas you mentioned1.

However, finding good liability insurance will be difficult, call your current insurance company of find an experience insurance broker to learn more.

I always advise clients to speak to someone who has experience and can give some honest advice based on actual deals and mistakes they may have made.

While the BRRRR strategy is effective, it requires experience in renovation, property management and market analysis.

My experience so far was very satisfying.My experience with the company:+ I’ve reached out to them.

I'm eager to hear about any unconventional methods or creative approaches that could enable me to invest in real estate despite my limitations.Additionally, I'm working on expanding my skill set by taking online courses in game development and gaining experience in website design and app development.

I would find an investor friendly Realtor locally that is also an investor themselves or local to the area you want to invest.They will have experience and connections to help you find and evaluate investment properties.I would ask the investor friendly Realtor for a property manager referral as the property manager will be an important member of your investing team.

Searching and examining title requires knowledge & experience. 

Thanks  Hi Alba,Ah evictions, how we love them *Sarcasm* I don't have experience in the area o Alpharetta but I can detail from previous experience:I would recommend hiring a landlord attorney.