There're few services available online that you can sell with minimal agent involvement/fees, there're few companies working like this.

Your monthly cashflow when you move out will be minimal, but your cash-on-cash return will be decent because you only had to put 5% down. 

You do have a sequence of returns risk with this strategy should the market be down when you have to sell one (ideally it is minimal). 

Minimal updates.

Hi BPers,I'm converting my current property into a rental and want to maximize my write offs/depreciation and minimize my capital gains when it comes to sell.My house was purchased in 2012 for $265k.

If you do an llc in VA you can pay a registered agent and the fee is minimal.

Good cash-generating rental, planning to sell after 1 year to minimize capital gains tax.

Built in the 1950s home with minimal improvements done over the years and plenty of deferred maintenance.How we financed it:We financed through a HML at 9.95% and a bridge loan from a family friend at 10%.How we found it:The property was found off market through my partners connections as a local real estate agent.Improvements Made:Full gut.

Minimize risk and maximize profit/value.There is a property I just bought, it's a 2/1, and it's big enough to make a 3/1.

The house I bought(I paid 120K) is very run down but small enough to where I think I can renovate for minimal costs and  get a renter in there.