When you make a lot, lot more you can go after minerals, oil, etc.

Quote from @Cole Oliver: Hello!

Quote from @Oliver Martinez: Quote from @Travis Biziorek: Hey Mario, yes out-of-state investing can work well especially if you're in a high cost of living area.I invest in Detroit and live in California.

I am not going to totally roast you, yet, as I do not think anything you've put out there would induce someone to send you the $15,000 you request for coaching.

So if I'm trying to not be the victim of a well-oiled marketing machine, this is the way I'd look at a deal like this.

Spices, sugar, oils, cooking sprays, teas, all left by previous guests.

Don't you love it when they paint over oil based with water based?

I also see this frequently around Tarrant County...like mostly Tarrant and Parker where there is a oil/gas lease in place. 

The safest bet is to get yourself some oil based primer and a coat of paint on the interior when turning it over.

Other states with lower tax basis have mineral and oil royalties.