I come from a background of contractors so its something I feel pretty comfortable facilitating.

Hey @Augustin Calderon, they are both good options depending on your comfort level.I would be more biased towards the investment property.

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I feel comfortable doing that.

Make sure you have a solid team around you, and you feel comfortable evaluating potential deals.

Are there people you feel more comfortable with?

You can incentivize paying their rent ahead (by semester/term) via lump sums when they get their student loan reimbursements and also have their parents co-sign their lease for a backup plan if you don’t feel comfortable enough with them solely on the lease.

I explained that we’re not comfortable with the camera pointing over in our yard even if it’s on the fence line.

Hi Brian,  no, I don't have experience with out of state investments, I do have extensive experience in running out of state construction, the rehab part is where I'm very comfortable with, now I need to get a team out there that can point out the right locations, PM, legal team and so on... 

Like if 30k sitting in an account keeps you comfortable, get there as quick as you can then do smaller amounts?