When an employer transferred me to a different facility 30 miles away once, I was able to transfer to another apartment with the same landlord to be closer to my new job (the cleaning deposit transferred smoothly and the 30-day notice to vacate was waived).

Within 30 days transition home from rental property to primary residence.

Word gets around what lenders make deals smooth and which turn it into a nightmare so the listing agent may be telling their sellers this. 

The neighborhood is in transition and hence I've had to make some sacrifices.

Also @Jay Hinrichs, are you getting your Charleston rockstar a new transit and rotary laser level for Christmas?

Im going to focus now primarly on my capital gain first flipping houses and then transition into rental property investments.

Essentially, my goal would be to transition from one tenant to another in about 2 weeks without ever having the water bill in my name. 

This could potentially be my first deal if I want it to be and I’d like for it to go smoothly.

Since last year when we had our baby, we've transitioned to being more passive in our flipping business and have accomplished this through systems and partnerships. 

I'm wondering about a few things:- Should I buy out of state, so the markets and location and landlord laws are better,   or near where we live, to simplify the process so our first time goes more smoothly?