I have heard plenty of horror stories of buyers rushing in and just acquiring a team with little due diligence and also plenty of success stories of remote renovation and rentals because they have an awesome team in place.  

there have been posts on this guy..if i recall correctly pump and dump due diligence is what I recall but give it a try just send NO MONEY  up front.. from what I recall from other posts..  

My due diligence essay on BP has a checklist of sorts.

@Michael Haynes not sure how you are justifying me not doing my due diligence hence why I am here asking for advice.

Keep in mind for marginal or poor tenants this is a numbers game where they need to get in front of as many landlords as possible hoping one will either not do their due diligence or fall for a story, this is just part of the game and a cost of doing business.  

However, Park City is certainly fabulous, and if you're just looking to offset your costs you might find something that will meet you needs - as always, do your due diligence on the matter. :) 

That's atrocious and a terrible deal.You have a lot more analysis and due diligence ahead of you to determine what sale price would actually make this a good deal.

hello, I have done my due diligence to follow up on a mentor who has already been successful closing hundreds of deals for decades wholesaling.  

Sure You already know everyone should have been more diligent about agreeing before the project was done.

It almost seemed too good to be true, but I did my due diligence as you all say, and you won my heart.