It's the flip period, when you have to travel to the property frequently, that will be difficult.

Try to do it in a city that has a 3rd party relative or a friend that is local of the subject property that will help you out and reduce your travel expenses down.I would normally tell you to be honest with the seller except from when you are Wholesaling and assigning the contract. 

So trying to get them to travel to a smaller market, 40 minutes away, was hard and any contractor around wanted a lot of money.

I have been fortunate enough to travel all over the country to attend conference events people from BP have put on and I can tell you, every time it is a 12+ hour day of talking REI where I lose my voice and can’t wait to get up early the next day and do it all over again.

Safe travels.  

Willing to travel to some, Springfield, Jeff City, Columbia, Warrensberg etc..

I have written an article here on BP that you might find a useful read about Three Key Routes for Passive Real Estate InvestingIn any case all best in your REI travels, whichever paths you take.

This is a lot different than the Browns in the sense that there is far less potential for people to travel into Cleveland for a Browns game than there is for CA Raiders fans to come to LV for a game.  

We also have ties to Boston so I mentioned that we were traveling there frequently even without this property.Not sure if they’ll raise this with you but be ready with a good response.

@Jody Schnurrenberger considering I am not a time traveler (yet)... that must be a typo... thank you!