I certainly don't sell/push out of state investing but do have folks call me about it frequently and share with them the realities (good and bad) of our market here.  

Other than REI (investing and frequenting the outdoors store), I do web development, teaching, and run an Airbnb - feel free to reach out if you'd like to chat about any of those topics.Cheers,Danny

In large metro areas insurance companies frequently have to relocate clients while repairs are being done.

Make certain they check the outside part as properly and how frequently they check the exterior part.

Considering the myriad of information we have to keep alive -like balls in the air for a juggler-, I come back to this frequently. 

I've turned down some of those offers because I can't justify spending my professional time for 1/3 the income on listings that I frequently make working with consumers.

I work online, my husband works online, and we frequently have working vacations.

Total aside - I lived right next to drug dealers / very heavy users in a B+/A- area in Northern Virginia, but their frequent guests didn't cause any trouble to me (didn't break into my car or rob my house), so I left it alone.

@Nauman Khan since this is your first deal get an inspection done and walk thru the property with the inspector when he is there you will learn a lot during this process on what to look out for.check which utilities are paid by owner and tenants.get the rent roll and see how long tenants are living there for, if there is turnover on them frequently thats an added cost you need to plan for on yearly basis.

@Kim Meredith HamptonHere are some resources on this topic as this comes up frequently on BP.