Join a local Real Estate Investor Association (or, REIA) in your area and go to their meetings regularly.

Also joining the local Real Estate association  and local meetups to network.

I do agree that there is a lot of risk associated with being an LP, mainly due to the number of operators who focus on making money for themselves rather than for their investors.

Every item from a roof to a dryer has a depreciation schedule that is fairly standard.One income property is really easy to track if you associate it with one bank account. 

Hey Mik, I have a condo as well and have thought about converting it into a MTR or STR but the restrictions by the condo association completely prevent this.

Hi @Kent Kettell, assuming you're running the numbers on your end, any loan offer that enables you to acquire the asset given your level of cash reserves and reach your target ROI at the expected project duration, net of financing costs.If you don't already have a useful calculator to assess cost and profitability associated with fix & flip projects I'm happy to share a copy of ours!

Specifically, I'm interested in understanding the challenges and experiences associated with the barment process and the subsequent quiet title action after the redemption period concludes.What complications, if any, have you encountered during the barment process or while pursuing a quiet title action in GA?

It’s supposedly the standard form the national association of realtors put out so everyone will use it.

With inflation and rising costs of everything associated with running the business, detail prices have risen to a high level.  

@Michael LiguoriIf you are looking to invest locally I would join local real estate investor associations and go to meet-ups to network with other investors.