But perhaps also among geographic markets, operators, and perhaps classes of property.Funds have three primary disadvantages over single-asset syndications, however.  

Obviously a number of real estate agents and property manager(s) with experience in the areas (geographic, type of real estate, and strategy) you plan on investing but more specifically whom else? 

Since I run my own PM for my rental property business, and I have virtual systems set up there, it seems to me that I *could* do this and bypass the PM setup, but there's a huge caveat to that in that my long-term properties are all close to me geographically; if something goes wrong, I can pop over there no problem.

I am looking for personal recommendations if you live in the Pittsburgh, PA area and have used asphalt paving contractors for work on your personal or investment real estate portfolio.See below for description of work needed:New blacktop installation for two parking spaces at the back of a residential property.

See description.

As of looking at the pictures and description of this home, the only thing I can think of is repainting the home (Appliances do come with home).Let me share more of my analysis; ARV: $150,000.

The other option is also good however as young investors I would start where your comfortable, accomplish that and then consider expanding geographically. 

I think you are off to the right start in thinking about investing outside of your area and CT, at least from a geographical perspective, makes sense.

From the description, you can get a pretty good idea about me. 

Look at your loan package and the property description.