I'm assuming their probation supervisor knows they travel a lot for their job.

It seems to me that traveling to your rentals to manage them is part and parcel of the job.

I did briefly think about staying in this filed, but then the lack of jobs, long distance travel and the thought of sitting in this chair for another 10 years just isn't that appealing.Thanks

I also travel a lot so my wife takes care of our rental business.

I'm writing a blog about our investment travels, what we are learning, our success and pitfalls along the way if anyone is interested in learning with usits at http://camakos.blogspot.comHope it helps

Forgot to mention that I go travel from Milwaukee to Phoenix quite often, hence to locals!

I would put posters at every store, or common intersection were people travel. craigslist. ect.

Were you just told to write a book and that is why you had to go instead of answering REI's questions or are you so experienced and such strange travels that you should share them to all in a book?

If they are out of the area and you really want a signature then maybe you need to travel to them and watch while they sign.

In '2002 I found that my business travel had increased to approximately 80%+ and started contemplating my next career interest/move.In early '2003 I left the corporate world and got involved in the landscaping business, however this quickly turned into doing other types of projects for people and it led me down the road of providing value-added property maintenance management services.It's now going on 5 years in this business and although it's had it's ups-and-downs I have extremely enjoyed doing this type of work and helping others.