You're giving them business with multiple properties.  

@Christopher DeAraujo I am in the process of getting out of the business of paying for tenant heating given the volatility of oil prices and having seen 5/20 tenants put their heat up to 78 and keeping their windows open for fresh air when it was -20 degrees outside.

You may want to see if having an S-Corp for the flipping business would make sense.

See link below:https://www.biggerpockets.com/business/finder/property-manag...

It's all within a 5-7 day business day period, which is normal for paper checks and banks. 

Aside from well drafted contracts protecting all parties to a business transaction, the process of preparing and executing contracts in itself slows down processes and allows for more thoughtful decision making, diligence & vetting.

If a buyer is offered a 2-1 buydown (starting at 5.25%, increasing to 6.25% and then to 7.25%) with all closing costs covered except for $3,000 (to be paid by the buyer) on new construction through the seller's preferred lender, and signs the purchase contract in April 2024, the house will be completed by the end of September 2024.

This in turn can enhance your financial flexibility and increase your chances of qualifying for favorable loans in the future.

If I do go the property management route - can i get a limited service option (say in which I find the tenant, collect rent, handle most maitnenance issues) and they primarily are liasoning with my vendors during US business hours and handle any urgent maintenance issues?

I actively reduce my income from my RE investments (others seek cash flow, I increase leverage to create cash and reduce cash flow with mindset that leverage will maximize ROI).