Have always wanted to go to Cuba.That being said, years ago the airlines used to offer a "flight pass" allowing you to travel on the pass anywhere the airline flies and anytime.  

Get a good reward card (Chase Sapphire, CapOne Venture, airline one, etc) and the points accrue quite rapidly.

Kind of reminds me of the airline industry with luggage fees! 

P NW has a good point that the law may actually be beneficial to landlords in the same way that airlines are quite happy with smoking bans.

The seminar after the seminar will be more than worth the cost of airline tickets, hotel room, and admission.

Just be careful, vet everyone you will work with, don't give out money before work is done, and do your best to keep multiple exit strategies open.If Richard Branson was able to negotiate to give back all planes to Boeing if his airline didn't work out, I'm confident you will find a creative way to limit your downside on your first flip.Hope this helps, best of luck!

I started off as a flight attendant with Emirates Airline and gradually through reading Rich Dad Poor Dad started investing in real estate.  

We follow the southwest airlines model, smaller margins, better clientele and tight controls with self management from a distance.

We follow the Southwest Airlines Model, more expensive houses with lower margins but also lower expenses and appreciate in rent/price.

I'm generally not interested in a RE market I have to jump on a plane to visit in the first place, and even if I did Southwest Airlines would be closer to the way I roll.