If you don't have that, keep earning, saving, and managing the risk you take by investing in REITs (which is small but risk still exists).If you already have at least $100k to invest, and you're wondering where to start as an OOS investor, I recommend this dataset that we at BiggerPockets put together specifically for people like you and me.https://www.biggerpockets.com/resources/housing-market-data/...It contains information like job growth, population growth, and rent-price ratio for all markets to compare and contrast.

They are one of the largest outlets in Boston and tabulate all their service calls into usable data which they then blog about.I rely on them for any and all appliance data.

Took him awhile with Amazon, but it is a complex company. 

There's very little complexity to buying treasuries, you can buy them quickly and if you buy 4-week t-bills they'll mature quickly. 

So far I don't have enough data to make this analysis useful for more than a handful of brands and state combines, but I like this approach.  

I'm not sure if it's these guys specifically but people are paying $5,000 for some S8 guru.It's insane.Section 8 is not complex.

Hi all,I've met and spoken with a few great prof's in the Columbus area, and since then, have made 2 offers on home (both didn't work out).I'm going out to visit in December to meet with and talk to a few people; incl...

He has a vacation scheduled, but otherwise maybe 5 to 6 week effort (plus live-in may add some complexities)) .  

It’s a great resource for navigating complex CRE investment fundraising.Register here: Zero to IPO WebinarLet me know if you’d like to discuss this further or have any questions!

Doing everything for little 2-6 unit townhouses all the way to 300+ unit apartment complexes and 5-over-1 mixed used buildings with 200 units over 20k sf of commercial and structured parking.