After being a landlord of 4 doors for years, my wife and I decided on selling our property in the insanely hot Colorado market, and we set out on a road trip to find our new home.

I'm gearing up to buy my first note in the next 4-8 weeks, so we'll be putting rubber to the road soon enough.

Unfortunately, stuff is slowly falling apart and the road are not the best.

If you ever recognize capital gains down the road in another state, they want their cut. 

But with the above, please make sure you're not that obnoxious next door house whose light comes on anytime someone walks the sidewalk or drives by in the road.

They just talk and deflect and kick the can down the road with "we will for sure take care of this for you, I am here to help" before ultimately saying "there is nothing we can do about this".The funniest part of the VRBO support is the online chat, where they intentionally try to get you to time out of the chat. 

The rental demands in that pocket are great and down the road from Bricktown. 

As for the tenant's boyfriend, even criminals leave their homes to go to work...Don't let them out of the lease.

I'm trying to evaluate the city of Huntsville, Madison, Harvest, Owens Cross Roads, Meridianville, New Market, Hazel Green and Toney.For anyone that has experience investing in these areas, I'd appreciate your insight on the following:- What areas have the highest tenant demand and why?

I’m seeing some lots selling up to $380k (this was off Campbell Lead Road) but it still shocks me.