As long as you develop your Core 4 like David Green’s mentioned in his long-distance investing strategy (realtor, contractor, property manager, and lender), you should be able to invest anywhere with confidence.

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I won't manage SF or Berkeley properties.  1), they are out of my core management area.  2) I don't know those city laws well.

Although the property was a great income source, the high sales price made it compelling to sell.

Especially if you're focusing on core areas of the boroughs.And I agree with everything Abel says aboveGood luck!

When investing OOS you need to look into building a core 4 in selected market.

If maximizing property value is your focus, Columbus' booming population and strong economic factors could be your ticket to faster growth but before diving in to these markets, it will be essential for you to build your Core 4. 

Something I learned - I used to use less expensive LVP - but those are coated with laminate and still have cores made of different materials that are not waterproof and can get damaged, which of course, I learned the hard way. 

Yet, if I was Mexican, 1) I'd be proud of it and 2) I'd feel offended with a comment such as "Mexico is a hellhole of a country corrupted to its very core from dog catcher to the president himself".

While the interest rate may be higher than a traditional Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC), the potential benefits, such as a 30% tax rebate and 25% USDA grants, make it a compelling option.