Serious investors, even beginners they want to get in just need a sound opportunity that they can afford.Once the flipping arm is operating nicely, now deploy capital into holds and and maybe start turning flips into BRRRR projects. 

In addition, my W-2 job is entirely remote.

I would ideally operate in MN.Any knowledge or experience would be appreciated.

As a former bike mechanic I know renting bikes for a profit is a full time job because of the repairs.

There is a bunch of liability taken on by a broker once you operate as their salesperson, depending what state you're in.

I had a huge remodel, and when I finished I sat down with the customer to go over the job.

My investment strategy revolves around viewing cash flow as a tool to build reserves for both short and long-term capital expenditures.One key aspect of wealth accumulation in real estate, as you rightly mentioned, is the gradual reduction of your principal mortgage balance by others and the accrual of forced equity and natural equity through market appreciation.I operate Elevation Appraisal in the valley and serve as an agent with Windermere Bozeman.

If you choose to invest out of state, having a reliable property management company is essential, as they can handle daily operations, tenant issues, and maintenance tasks.

Specifically, there's job growth (Intel, Honda, Amazon, Nationwide, etc) and the population is growing (unlike Cleveland or Cincy).

2) Can you "keep your day job" while you get started?