I have few that are really just on cruise control.

I will be on a cruise from Friday to Monday, so hopefully you will not choose any of those days.

And it is not like the TV and print ads of a well off healthy couple moving into a senior housing area and jogging and dancing and lounging by the pool in between cruises.

We were on a cruise this summer, and I started listening to the podcast.

But if you like to go play golf, take cruise vacations, play with the kids and/or grand kids, maybe the long term rentals are more your speed.

He ran into the 2nd guy who had just come back from a very long cruise.

So I did some more cold calling today for some properties I found while cruising for cash and I spoke to what I think is an extremely motivated seller.

Within this first month, I’m going to spend hours each day cruising my area and looking at listings (paper, craigslist, FSBO signs, for rent signs, etc…) to try to get a feel for home values as well as rental rates.

It also means, for the most part, you can always find renters and buyers for the property.Getting a NNN could mean cruise control for 10/15/25 years but then you could find yourself someday with a specialized asset an no tenant for a while.

I'm looking at that house as our primary residence but after reading over some of the posts on this board I've decided that we could also get into buying and selling property, florida has a growing economy, especially in my area and it's continuing to grow as new business (2 more japanese shipping companies, cruise lines and more new airlines) move into the area. that combined with baby boomers retiring and looking to move to milder climates.