@Jesse SteinI am betting that you don't want to pay much for the guy who collects rent and checks on things.

I'm unsure of your background but having skills in graphic, print, and web design would be huge to get an idea of what to do in an ever-changing field.

I agree the virtual real estate seems like quite the gamble, especially when there are viable real world options that would be a much safer long term bet.

Click the address bar of your preferred web browser, go to Amazon.com and purchase the book.

Your best bet would likely be to get a hard money loan for purchase.

There are some great TurnKey Providers located on this web page that will take great care of you. 

I bet there you will find 100% wholesalers.

This is a bank that works with a lot of investors, so they were my best bet.  

If you can keep labor prices down, I’d say it’s a pretty safe bet— given the right area.

If you're lucky and the attic is brutally hot, the ducts will have a harder time cooling the air down enough, so you'll have less condensation than in your "well ventilated" crawlspace, but that's still not a good bet to take.It is one thing to see regular joe schmoes not understand this, but it is absolutely infuriating to see that inspector gave literally the opposite of the correct diagnoses.You can choose to waste obscene amounts of money moving all your ductwork.