Ideal, no.

Nearby an area that is considered ideal neighborhood.

Ideally I want to rent it out. 

Ideally buy a building that doesn't have any major repairs on your first one (potentially only a roof), but no wiring, plumbing, etc. unless you can leverage family members/close friends for these services. 

We went to Belize 11 years ago on our honeymoon, before it became a well-known destination.  

So MF with onsite PM would be ideal option ( depends on the number of units - above 50-60 units) instead of buying too many SFRs.

Reflecting each night and week also gives you encouragement by showing you what fears you've overcome to reach your goals (mine was making phone calls to strangers).This is an ideal journal for agents, wholesalers, property managers, and pretty much anyone who is trying to reach new heights.Has anyone else had experience using the Best Self Journal?

If you don't have ideal rapport and this conversation is uncomfortable, talk to your lawyer first and get some basic advice. 

So yes, I agree with Rick - it is the flipper's reputation on the line, and I won't recommend the contractor-owner who flipped this house to anyone ;).I may not have been on the ideal forum for this question, but appreciate the replies!

My ideal situation would be to either save up to 50k-60k or enough to do a BRRRR all by myself, and then churn out 4 or so properties a year by re-using the same chunk of money over and over, pulling it back out at the refinance each time.