Dave Anish - Do you happen to know of any clubs in Indian River or St.

Most of it is mismatched, not quite salvation army, but close.

Back to our example, the $800k in debt you put on the building will have an army of tenants paying down your mortgage month after month.

Low interest rates and Indian buyers (who greatly prefer new, it seems)...

Pending the results of a promotion board, the Army will move us again in 2017. 

I'd like to be able to look at an incoming lead, talk to the homeowner, and basically have something like a Swiss Army Knife of solutions / strategies in my head, and be ready to offer the right one for that particular house. 

It is the swiss army knife of investing, there when you need it for strong cash offers, repairs, rehab, etc, and sitting quietly in your pocket when not in use.

Shema Turner I agree with John Blackman i would start nearbyi have properties in 3 states, and you'll have to pay tax on both states.the one in MA is in a condo with inhouse management crew, so it's "easier" to manage and i have great tenant.the one in NC (that is 10+ hrs away) my retail tenant bought her own shop, so i decided to sell it, i still have a network there to help me, but i am finding it so hard to manage. i am currently looking for a new tenant but have an army of ppl working for me there. and a trusted person/buyer working for same interest. if not i dont' know what i would have done.

Installing a used washer and dryer ($125 for both at Salvation Army) I got an extra $20/month on rent.

If its so great why arent you getting INDIAN buyers!