He does not live in this travel trailer and the electricity and water (his responsibility) are turned off.

I'm nervous as far as being a landlord goes especially as I will be traveling for work most of the time.

Do they travel less?

Pennsylvania has a big logistics industry, Ohio can offer strong cap rates. it honestly depends on the investor, what they like, the industries they believe will support the security of their purchase, the distance you are willing to travel, the amount of passivity you want in the investment you make etc. 

We still live just outside of Dallas and own our own home with the mortgage paid off about 22 years ago.Unfortunately, when 54, I had some medical problems that have made me bedridden and I have plenty of spare time. 

When calculating the patient's eligibility for medical assistance, they included the worth of the home and the patient was forced to pay more out of pocket each month.I offer some advice from my personal life - don't put this off.

I'm a medical professional and there is a huge demand for corporate housing in this town.  

We don't want to be right downtown (and probably can't afford to be) but we want less than a 45 minute commute to the airport as my husband will be traveling often. 

Someone that travels for a living has no qualms about moving, particularly when running from an ex.

I am trying to learn more about Oviedo, Florida.I am trying to find out how much of Oviedo is employed by Oviedo Medical Center and University of Central Florida.