I recently moved to Alaska to fly.

Even if i needed to fly out every now and than it wouls still be cheaper.

(This is assuming that the silly transactional lender POFs from the internet don't fly anymore.)

Steve Babiak, thanks but I'd have to take time out and fly in and stay there in a hotel or something until the property got rented each time it went vacant.

John knows FHA financing pretty well I believe, I also believe he does short term deals taking the buyer to an FHA loan, the key to his success (one of them) is understanding what flies for financing.If you're talking about wholesaling a lease-option, the lease being a sandwich lease with you in the middle, I suggest you not begin there.

I've decided that we should focus on Austin, TX as our main starting point as it is one of the top cities in the country for population growth, employment, and low unemployment numbers.My wife and I have decided to take nearly a month off of work and fly our family (Me, my wife Victoria, 14mo old baby Jude, and mother-in-law) from Seoul to Austin so I can learn the market and try my best to find some deals within that short time period.

I'd tell her to take a flying leap.

I am flying out to Phoenix in a couple of weeks and feel the Multi Family market has room to appreciate.

Around my area, most things like that fly under the radar.

These are road warrior type jobs where you're out at a customer location during the week and fly home on the weekend.