Given it's location, we decided to jump on the vacation rental train.

Buying a home can be stressful for a first time investor: 1. because you still have to train your mind to look for deals instead of the best looking house. 2. you have to find your purpose, what are you investing for?

I'm 24 & I currently own/operate a small personal training business but I'd really like to get my feet wet when it comes to flipping/ investing in real estate.

If I was going to stay in the residential real estate market, there is no question in my mind that I'd stay with EXP.The tech, training, support and tools are exactly what a hungry Realtor needs. 

If it’s lower that will be lovely. 

HI, you can find professional and well trained inspectors in nachi.org or Ashi, this are the biggest association in the nation. anything else you might need let me know and I will be happy to share on this chats.

While I don't want it to become a factor if I eventually decide to sell the house, the main motivation is that I don't want to train myself into thinking the house is worth more than it is.The county tax site has the structure as a 1000sf 2/1.

I have nothing to offer but I expect you to train me for free!

maybe the tenant does not know them either, but if they do you may get sued. its pretty easy to find the info - google is your friend. also suggest training put on by your local rental owners associations.....

When you can train someone else to deliver an SOW that looks exactly the way you would have done it, you'll have built a system for doing the walk-through and creating an SOW.Once you've built a system for every significant function of your business (e.g., performing the actual rehab, doing a final inspection of the home, turning the property over to the new owners, etc.), then you'll have an actual business that you can hire other people to work within, while you focus on working on making the business better, more profitable, etc.