I enjoy traveling with my wife, and our 7 pound Toy Poodle CoCo, (at 6'7" we compliment each other very well).

I also travel a lot which was causing my wife to have to mow...she hated it and it caused arguments.  

He spends in excess of half a million dollars a year traveling the world to identify the best markets, local professionals and opportunities.

Thanks.For me: Advisers, Research, Travel, Experience, Boots on the Ground, Internet, and Time.I used to live in FL, I've studied it's markets and market cycles, and I've traveled back multiple times; but still, none of us have a crystal ball.

I am in Delaware but willing to travel to south Jersey or Pa.

My "why" is that I want to be able to spend more time with my family and travel (freedom) and to not have to worry about money (financial security).

Put this together with the "fact" it takes 2 incomes to afford CT and the millennial family predominantly wants to spend their time and money traveling and experiencing rather than at home nesting.  

Traveling to look at real estate isn't deductible.

Travel (if you live close then no cost.

You make a seller believe their property is sold with a bogus contract and they may well carry on like they are selling, that means moving things out, getting storage, contracting on another home, travel expenses, the list of activities goes on as to what a prudent seller may do and the costs they incur.