@Anita AhujaJohnny from the David Greene team here.

I've recently relocated (somewhat temporarily) to Chicago but had been investing in the Green Bay area since 2012, focusing on buy and hold SFRs.

Now there are no more 0% interest balance transfer offers available from one of my banks.Earlier this year with the help of my “Core 4” team on the ground (see David Greene’s awesome book Long Distance Real Estate Investing), I bought a single family rental property in Indianapolis, IN while living in NJ.

@Bob Green Hi Bob, I could probably take out a HELOC and I'm considering rolling over my 401k now to a self-managed IRA.

I would buy the property from someone other than the person that will be managing it.I recommend you start by reading Long-Distance Real Estate Investing by @David Greene before jumping in.

@David Greene (author of the book), provides a very good blueprint to follow, when getting into out of state investing.

I want to get my feet wet and make a deal already but I'm not sure if im rushing into it.I have started off reading Rich Dad Poor Dad and it was a fantastic read and now I'm going to buy Davird Greenes book of out of state investing.

@Sherrod Mcgowan-green My paycheck is automatically deposited and split between 2 bank accounts.

cliche but read rich dad poor dad and all of the books by Brandon Turner and David Greene.

Then I read this book  by David Greene "Long-Distance Real Estate Investing: How to Buy, Rehab, and Manage Out-of-State Properties" and I knew I wasn't insane.