Then contact an investor-friendly closing agent/attorney/title company, contact a funder, and coordinate the double close.  

@Albert Ng Do a google search for a "Transaction Coordinator" in your area.

How many other mentors give you access to use not only their agreements, but also the use of their transaction coordinator?

That being said my job is such that I'm essentially isolated from communications for hours at a time and would not be able to sustain the coordination needed to manage a flip.What would be the investment style best suited for my situation?

We use a local agency to manage short and long term rental of our place and while they charge a hefty percentage we don't have to coordinating cleanings between same-day checkin/checkout guests or questions on how to work the cable, etc... from hours away.At least where we are vacation home prices are up due to Covid and the desire to have an escape spot.  

That could be 2 full days work involved in coordinating your schedule with theirs. 

Pay an architect and have them coordinate everything, to eliminate code & construction issues down the line (i.e. pay the money up front), or hire a contractor & drafter to figure everything out "on the fly", with change orders, delays, re-inspections, etc.

(And VRBO with their new structure has NO rhyme or reason to what they feature- a newer property of mine was featured all month while my older one with 50+ 5 star reviews was at the bottom of the heap) It is a bit of a pain coordinating both in terms of changing prices and I am starting to look at 3rd party solutions for that. 

I spent 5 minutes responding to the tenants email explaining that they needed to coordinate with the handyman for the repair.

Or are you going to have to call and coordinate, and deal with no-show, etc etc etc. maybe they are a great company and you don’t have to worry about that... but for me, I’d rather risk it and have to call a plumber to install one when it finally does die.