But, I would recommend hiring an REI-savvy Bookkeeping Professional one day so you can focus on other higher revenue-generating tasks.

Then from there just narrow down the ones that don't look like they'd work?

I'm not anywhere near KY but one of the three counties I invest in requires inspections.

Here is the website for more information about certification and a list of vetted contractors:https://leadsafecle.org/lead-s...After reaching out to a few different companies, I found one that was a game changer. 

This is the number one question on my mind.

I’ve already considered investing in multi-family homes but their business model and content seemed almost too good to be true.And I believe I’d be well-positioned to do this on my own if I were in one of the markets the Flip System targets, but what really caught my attention was the leverage they offer — network of contractors, etc.

Upon closing, we will have 45 days to identify 3 replacement properties and then 180 days to close on one of those 3.This seems like a concerning setup.

You're missing one factor: That you can sell your property and probably not pay capital gains since you've lived in the property for 2 our of the last 5 years.I'd split, sell and take the money (or most of it) cap gains free.

These four tips will help you avoid getting pitched.Help is one thing, but if you've been around the forums long enough, you will see the excessive pitching, most notably on these topics.1.

On REOs, HUDs, VAs and other you can get inside but most of the time the utilities are shut off, and heat has been off for a long time at least one winter, in some cases more than one winter and are possible freeze damage to water pipes, hot water heat pipes and even boilers/hotwater heaters.