You should have enough power to do it now.

Snow birds I found in my experience to make frequent maintenance requests which turned out to be non issues like not knowing how to use the AC or TVs but costed me money and they ran up the power bill.  

I assume the power lines feed the house?

Looking for advice from all parties, especially investors who were/are in my shoes and can help me to navigate the initial surge into real estate while balancing another profession simultaneously.

I am very handy and have done one "live in flip" which gave my spouse and I the funds to adopt our first child (this went a long way to show the power of real estate investing to my husband).

Finally in the realm of being able to lay down all cash and flex some buying power... the single family could be had for maybe 50k, put in 15-20k in rehab and rent out for ~$1,000/mo. 

Paint ext/int, paint cabinets and new countertops, new appliances, new floors throughout, sand and repaint a large deck, contingency set aside for pool, power wash roof/clean gutters, new front door/back door/leave slider, new lighting and plumbing fixtures throughout, as well as all handles, cabinet pulls and so on.. 

Hey Mindy I love my journals, and the mastermind group that I’m in because Of purchasing the journal early is powerful, bought the  4 set in December.

After all, this is not the main influencing factor, and you have absolute power to interpret.

(I can fly back for closing or other events that requires my presence) - Yes, though you don't even have to be at closing...you can grant power of attorney or pre-sign documents.3) If both of the above are okay, when do I need to be physically present?