Also, happy to be the "boots on the ground" for any potential deals.

@Gary KaneIn order to establish a Solo 401k, you need to have an active business with the potential to make contributions to the 401k plan.  

There were several walk through of potentials but no interest to rent.

I lost my potential profits in these deals, but I was once again reminded how my team is critical in the future of my career in this business. 

Cleared out, would these characteristics necessarily ward off potential renters?

I might be wrong though and that would be why I am potentially confused.

However, I am definitely open to flipping buy and hold properties to potential investors. 

I’m a relatively new investor and looking to the BP community (which is great) to help me navigate my most recent lesson and potential actions.Let me explain.Just over a month ago I bought my second rental property, a duplex in a nice part of town.The property lacked general maintenance and was one of the reason’s I was interested in the property in hopes to force some equity.

What I'd imagine you'd be looking for is something that has some potential value.

While I'm in a similar situation with it being a foreclosure that has some minor upgrade potential, I'm not in love with the house and starting to regret tying up a lot of cash in it.