Make sure the culture and structure make the most sense for you.

This is the first mistake with our "must have" culture. 

Corona changes our culture a bit and accelerates people's preference towards online shopping.

The trick is being able to afford to live while investing in those markets and understanding perhaps a different culture than you're used to - different types of tenants/buyers, etc.I research a lot because I'm a researchaholic, and the thing I'd caution you about investing out of state is to really look at the property tax and how often your property can be reassessed and by how much. 

I'll just mention that different regions can have different cultures and ways of operating and communicating, etc., that can add to a learning curve. 

It's almost a cultural gap! 

He is a piece of crap human being...It's American culture.

You need to know the cultures involved, the income levels involved, who would be likely to rent your unit and what they would do with it and how likely they are to stay and not cause problems.There is no mathematical formula that figures that into the equation, so to speak. 

-Culture of the group - this is established by the leader.

Hopefully that's well behind you...I've long said that it will take big money lobbyists (likely from the air travel industry) to push into motion some type of regulation on ESAs, Service Animals and the likes.Hopefully this is just the beginning of the process of getting these animals on a registry with a proper license that can be verified by anyone.I've raised two German Shepherd Guide Dogs through the Fidelco Guide Dog Foundation and have watched a shift in our culture around ESAs and Service Dogs over the last 2.5 years.