The trick to having a successful project is to pick someone who is located here in the US.

The only trick is going to be you will have to meet DTI requirements assuming you're paying both mortgages.

I work mostly in Dallas, but do projects in mid cities, and Fort Worth not as frequently.  

just fyi background comment:In the North East, heating is frequently provided by boilers and #2 Oil. 

We used to go to the sales pretty frequently (tax and foreclosure).

Hey Justin, I agree to pay someone to have it done right, but go to a title company they will charge you hundreds less than an attorney, and they do these more frequently than attorneys so they are even better, they can do them in their sleep.  

My original purpose was to set this up for buy and hold which I will do outside my IRA, I really don;t want to pass on flip opportunities but since I have another full-time W2 job which requires frequent travel -- I don't think I have time to wholesale effectively + that is for sure dealer status.Appreciate comments, thoughts, or experience the BP community could provide.Thank you

I frequently visited, so I know the layout of the house, and most of the work that would need to go into it.

Do you frequent these groups?

-some of what your looking for you may be able to find in a mix between a property manager and a real estate agent, but you'd probably need to be in communication with both of them frequently.