Starting hands on can build valuable insight and save costs.

These can be valuable methods of deed transfer, but I wouldn’t do a deal believing that they’re fool proof.   

I really appreciate everyone taking the time to share their experiences—it's been super valuable as I continue learning and figuring out my next steps.

Someone would likely pay you for that and learning how to fix and price things would be valuable in early years. 

If you sell and don't reinvest in something, then you will burn through the money and have nothing to show for it.If there is margin for a property manager, a good one can be valuable.

Overpricing your property in current conditions will cost you valuable time and money.

Hi Ken, Thanks for sharing that update on the Phoenix market, it’s always valuable to hear directly from someone tuned into the local trends.

The real questions is...how valuable is your time? 

A solid network on the ground can make or break your experience as a remote owner.Great post, and definitely a valuable checklist for anyone getting started.

You work for that commission you are supposedly saving    * If the work of selling a property is a more valuable use of your time than flipping, or whatever else you do, then stop flipping and just become an agent