Thanks @Jonathan Greene—@Cami Danielle I think New Haven is a fairly tough market (and, right now, overpriced).

I'll second @Jonathan Greene , @Michael Smythe , and @Michael Paling - BRRRR and flipping are bad ideas when you don't have any money or experience.

I'm really not trying to sell anything with what I'm about to share here, but knowing that I wanted to invest out of state I turned to David Greene's materials on Long Distance Real Estate Investing.

Thanks @Jonathan Greene!

I'd recommend David Greene's Pillars Of Wealth for you to make sure that both you and your parents personal finances has a solid foundation before we start our real estate investing journey.

There is one tonight (March 28th) at 6 PM at the Green Goat in Roanoke.

Quote from @Jonathan Greene: Get in touch with @Wale Lawal@Jonathan Greene Thank you for the recommendation.

Quote from @Jonathan Greene: Do you have all those things on top and the liquid cash, or are you counting those assets as the liquid cash?

Is the land build able or are there title restrictions or land conditions saying it will be forever green space?

If you're set on investing out of state, whatever market you decide to invest in it'll be important to develop your core-4: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/core-four-real-estate-tea...