First off I think it's a great deal but I could use a large complex owners eyes to make sure I'm not missing anything.

That can make the price tag easier to swallow and widen your buyer pool fast.You’re doing the right thing by reaching out — this is one of those listings that needs the right eyes, not necessarily a lower price.

It really helps have 50 sets of eyes on each of these investments, for analyzing risk.

Distance flips can get tricky fast, especially when you can’t keep an eye on the work.

To mitigate this, you might consider enhancing security measures, such as installing additional cameras or ensuring neighbors are aware of the situation and can keep an eye out for any suspicious activity.Learning from this experience, you might want to revisit your listing settings.

The biggest key to making out-of-state investing work is leveraging local expertise—an investor-friendly agent who also owns rentals and works closely with property managers and contractors so you have real eyes on the ground guiding you through neighborhoods, numbers, and long-term performance.

It turns every vendor into my eyes on the property. 

I've seen some crazy designs, like floral wallpaper with neon signs that okay, may not be my style, but they are eye-catching.

No matter what, unless I had a credible and substantiated team already there on the ground, who I trusted with viable perspectives, I would have to lay eyes on the place. 

What you call someone or something doesn't change what it is in the eyes of the law.