@James Cunningham, as others have pointed out, with your construction background and experience completing rehabs for other investors, you’re already 90% ahead of most people looking to break into the fix-and-flip space.From my perspective, the two biggest things that separate successful flippers from the rest are: (1) knowing your market religiously—especially when it comes to accurately estimating ARV—and (2) having a solid undertaing of financing options, particularly short-term and hard money loans.

I know many investors who self-manage their MTRs out of state. 

Welcome to the community, Orlando has a lot of opportunities for new investors.

This will be for an out of state investor and C class small multifamily.

From what I’ve seen, the best way to find a true fix & flip partner is by building relationships with local investors first (meetups, REIAs, even just networking on here) rather than just posting ‘looking for money.’

Southern NH and Massachusetts are such interesting markets right now, lots of investor interest but also some unique challenges.

Just a simple meetup.I'm an investor myself and a majority of my clients are out-of-state investors.

Plenty of investors begin without 20% down. keep connecting, running numbers, and taking action, and that first deal will come.

Would it be a good idea to get an investor or would it just be better to save up money for the down payment?

Your background in home security is a real asset in this space, safety and smart systems are top of mind for tenants and investors alike.Excited to see you grow and contribute.