Thanks @Natalie Schanne , From the few comments it seems like I'm looking for a unicorn.To reiterate what you said, I have to find out professionals of my own (plumber, electrician, etc.) and have a property mgt. company, only to place tenants and collect money only.Assuming, placing a new tenant they charge separately and as for monthly fee they charge 10% of the rent, the cost seems kind of steep, don't you think ?

Thankfully, I had this past year to get my feet wet doing the remote landlord thing from across the country - now I get to figure it out from the other side of the world 😅 Totally appreciate all the info sharing and support!!

I learned about usury way back when... lender kind of schooled me when I was about 25.. and so I took my note to  that big law firm of Jacoby and Meyers.. 

It's kind of cool, and I appreciate the endless amount of content and learning to digest

If you have a home that is currently work $100k, and your neighborhood will only support values up to around $125k, but you're planning to throw $100k in renovations at your house, then understand you may never be able to recoup that value.) 

I know my dad will be our main support during this entire process, but I would like to hear your guys' advice! 

I’ve encountered properties where a do it yourself we had removed a wall and didn’t engineer it but rather used 2-2x4’s to support it so it obviously caused sag and we open it back up and correct it.

In addition to what Ned said, I recommend walking the potential renter to their car and seeing what kind of condition it's in.

Thanks @Harjeet BhattiThat's the kind of expertise I was looking for. 

Furthermore, the better platforms understand this quandary and are unwilling to support it.For both these reasons you might want to consider promoting your project directly yourself in combination with any work you may do with a crowdfunding platform that will list your deal.