@Alfred Clarke Jr No I do not, I'm traveling this week.

Part of the problem is I am in a situation where I can increase my J.O.B. income about an extra $80k a year for a few years or more if I want but it will require travel and high stress so I won't be able to focus on wholesaling.

Fannie Mae "Second Home" financing, 90% LTV, for the place where you frequently travel for work.

I'm originally from the Caribbean, but I'm now an american nomad who likes to learn about the world through international travel and by living in different cities in America.

I'd like to invest in San Diego, but it will take a lot more capital than say back in the Chicagoland area (where I'm from).From a flipping standpoint, it is recommended to be relatively close to your properties, as you may want to check progress occasionally and don't want to spend most of your time traveling to your projects.

His biggest complaint was the amount of time it takes to get paid.Since you will do lots of traveling, you should keep your eye open for abandoned properties  (driving for dollars while doing your day job) and perhaps you can locate a deal.

Ease of maintenance and travel, since they're both in the same spot.

Reality on the ground is exact opposite due to investors not properly accounting for expenses such as maintenance, capex, legal, property management, pest control, landscaping, travel, etc etc.

Sometimes the iPhone is the kitchen, sometimes in the study room and I have to travel through my house to find the freaking phone.

I've not and am not buying now because I'm traveling, but I've heard about the town's growth on and off for a few years as well as Goodnight's backing of Chatham Park, a major project which it seems the locals resist because it will turn a small town into a bigger one.