Hello,I am wondering is there any remote flipping resources/services available for investors without necessarily involved in JV in any market areas in USA?

Most will already have a network of pre-approved buyers who need deals, so those top notch loan officers should be connected with real, serious end buyers. 

Boston remains a top multifamily market, driven by its world-class educational institutions like MIT and Harvard.

In my over half century investing in real estate I have never really found a book or singular resource that "ties together the essentials - investing principles, lending strategies, dal analysis, syndications and PM best practices" as you ask.  

Here are the top five mistakes I see most often — and how to avoid them:Skipping thorough tenant screeningA bad tenant can turn a great property into a headache.

Can anyone share any helpful resources for learning the underwriting process? 

Your management on those types of properties is even more vital than nicer properties so either you need to be dialed in when self managing or find a top notch management company who specializes in those types of properties. 

I might be looking for the easy button here, but is there an accurate single-source resource for determining property taxes quickly when evaluating properties?

I only use them for tax strategy and tax filing (I have my bookkeeping covered).Their communication has been top-notch throughout each process, and the quarterly advisory calls are great to ensure I'm on the right track throughout the year, calling out where we need to make pivots, etc.I own a bookkeeping firm (100% of our clients are real estate investors by the way), an education business, a little rental real estate, and do a small amount of private lending.

🏗️ Top 5 Things Developers Should Prepare Before Seeking Mezzanine CapitalEver had your senior lender stop short of your target leverage?