My husband and I own our home plus have a STR that we purchased last year in Destin, FL.

@Annette Barnett If you are looking on the Emerald Coast of Florida (Pensacola to Panama City Beach, with Destin and Fort Walton Beach in the middle), I would love to chat.

Look at www.MBTA.com and there's a function where you put your starting point and destination in and it will give you commuting options.

On a Windows machine, you usually have to go to the application’s Print menu and then select a PDF printer from the list of destinations to print the document. if you’re on an older machine or older version of Windows, you might have to install a separate application like CutePDF to add a PDF destination to your print menu, but it is standard in Windows 10 AFAIK.

But when you minimize your risk, and are strategic about your reward, I believe that will take you to your destination in the most expedited manner.Interesting question Shiloh, thanks for posting it.

First, the start of my real estate journey did not match my destination at the time.

We've all heard of the big dog tourist destinations like Myrtle Beach/Smokies/Miami/Destin/Pensacola/Nashville etc.... but what are some not so well known tourist destinations that may make a big splash in 5-10 years?

@Roger Verastegui, Houston can be a great destination for out-of-state investors for a variety of reasons.What types of properties are you looking for and finding available at $30,000?

But I do feel it is better positioned than many areas for the following reasons.First, we are primarily a driving destination.

After the probate journey, you've reached a destination that was already determined.