But soon I would be, in case you would be intersted ... 

I am reminded that the Phoenixville code inspectors -- who come around each year -- look askance at the use of portable space heaters by tenants -- mostly bc of the dangers of tipping, damage to cords, and fire hazard from folks trying to dry damp clothing on them.

You mean the main interstate highway that connects the capitol of California, Oregon and Washington, although bypasses San Franciso, with the highway going from Vancouver to Tijuana?

I've always had a interstate in architecture and as I stated.

Just because of flood plain and the lack of first home buyers ability to qualify for low interst loans on them.

I've been working professionally in technology for 25 years and I'm looking to get involved in Real Estate (wholesale, flipping and rentals seem the most intersting to me but I'm open to other options as well!)

Why not cut the cord and enjoy your retirement without the worry of something going wrong with your property?

PS- You might think I am weird for wanting it, but it is a prime lot that backs up to a state park, is heavily wooded, and sits on a creek with excellent fly fishing, only about 5 minutes into town and the interstate to Minneapolis, and I can only imagine in its current condition, has potential.

I am in the midst of converting my former primary SFR in Tracy, CA into a rental; my highrise condominium in Global City, Philippines (bought in 2008 for 50K is now worth 150K) is actually already cash flowing net about 500/month since using Airbnb last year.Matt's adage of "live where you want and invest where it makes sense" struck a cord with me.  

I’m in PA, about 50 minutes down interstate 80 from the Jersey boarder.