These two lights are as bright as a small star, and if you stand too close to them you will be physically hot from the heat they put out.

What are the steps you take to go ahead and get into these markets or do I need to physically go there and view these properties?

Defiantly take the physical class its 100% worth it. 

Not difficult in the sense of physically difficult as much as you would just have to learn a lot more in order to understand the concepts.

The physical biz plan will be for your reference to help you. 

I know that seems like quite the process but I am trying to verify if that would indeed be a possibility as I currently don't have 10 weeks in which I could physically attend classes in Ohio

Arlington, Marysville (less than 1% physical vacancy), Stanwood, Everett, Mukilteo, Snohomish, Monroe, Sultan, University Place, Fircrest, Lakewood, Tacoma, Puyallup, Sumner, Gig Harbor, Milton, Allenmore, Midland, Spanaway, Bonney Lake, Dupont

@Michele Fischer  We have nine rooms and mostly rent to mine workers or casino workers.

Not experienced yet, but I do believe you are on the right track when thinking of re-positioning your money that may have reached its peak in the Vegas homes and could be getting stagnant and considering the possibility of Vegas losing its uniqueness as other areas open up to the casino life, it may be wise to consider 1031 exchanges and move out of there.

We signed the HUD estimate, deed, note, etc. of which we received all physical copies of.