Do you anticipate traveling maybe once per year to the location of the property to actually see it or resolve any issue related to it?

I invest out of state, and believe I'd be best off if I paid for 100% of my travel on my business credit card.When you have utilities on for a flip, and the house is in a trust, do you put the utilities in your name or the trust's name?

I think one of the reasons has to do with the proximity to LA and SD, it's just a couple of hours drive, which makes travel easier for large groups. 

I never travel to a property unless I reach the due diligence phase and intend to close on a deal.Also start reaching out to out of state brokers on Loopnet.com to establish and grow relationships with them.

I’ve been traveling for work these past 3 years but I’ve been saving money knowing that I want to buy a home and sublet out any attached units.

I have met so many people through places like Bigger Pockets that were local to my area (even met a colleague once from another state who reached out to have coffee when he was traveling into the area). 

I could work harder and be able to live a more extravagant life then the modest one my family does, but we travel, enjoy every day together, and know that we are masters of our time.

I think it's a great idea for several reasons; you would most likely be an independent contractor, you wouldn't have to go to an office 9-5, you would travel to meet with clients and have their documents signed.

However, i did not find this to be easy......until I found Airbnb.Airbnb markets to vacationers, business travelers, etc.   

That on the road part will also work it's way into using my personal unit in the duplex as an Air BnB for extra cash flow as well (250 plus days a year of travel...)