There are definitely ways to invest from abroad, and this community can help guide you! 

Quote from @Daniel Windle: I’m interested in learning everything I can about a live-in flip before we take the plunge.

My biggest tip: start building your local team now—connect with investor-friendly agents and property managers who understand the numbers and zoning in your target neighborhoods.

There are so many things that you can learn through this forum and books.

If I wanted a clear cut wholesaling guide, what resources would you recommend that are concise and applicable? 

Driving for dollars is a perfect example of this.

A balance sheet and profit/loss statement are basic documents that give you a clearer picture of the lessee's financial strength and track record, especially since they’ll be making big changes to your property.It’s true that not every landowner asks for this level of detail, but that doesn't mean it's wrong to do so.

Great to see you're interested in long-term rentals and flipping, both are solid paths with lots of potential.A few tips that helped me and others I’ve worked with:Start with your “why” – Knowing your goals helps guide the strategy (cash flow vs appreciation, active vs passive, etc).Learn how to analyze deals – Calculators are great for both rentals and flips.Network early – Meet investors, agents, and contractors.

Be honest about your experience level, but demonstrate your commitment to learning and providing value.

My best tip?