I live in North Dakota, and I came across an apartment complex for sale in one of the state’s oil-heavy cities.

@Daniel Daneaunot sure i know how to answer this question since i don't know anything about you or an investor friendly brokerage firm. it's a very difficult time to flip in general - there is an inventory shortage, rates are high, etc.flipping is a tough way to get started. 

Both VRBO and Airbnb switched to the "all in" pricing in the name of "transparency." 

If someone wants to fake you out, all they have to do is text you a fake ID.

I am asking because we spend an awful lot of money on REI platforms and not one of them has everything I need. 

.#4: I would recommend self managing so you know what’s involved in managing the property.

Here’s my take both specific to you and in general (in no particular order) 1.

In one subdivision, we had 3,000 sq ft minimum finished size, minimum 2 car garage with either side or rear entry, and 90% of the front facade had to be masonry, brick, stone or stucco, among other requirements.

I am based in Memphis, TN (I am a real estate agent). 

THe majority of the good stuff is sold before it hits the public.I know three investors that bought from the Land Bank and they all went WAY over budget to finish the properties.