NoThere are too many factors going against you...Long distanceInexperienceNew England building codesQuestionable rehab/rebuild costsMy recommendation: wholesale it to someone or partner with an experienced rehabbed in that area.

If you're chasing the 2% rule, you may want to look far afield from CT, MA, and the rest of New England.

I got into property a bit by chance I currently rent out my first home in england and am now looking to invest in some property abroad.

There is a lot of helpful information here.First I would head over to CT REIA, they are the biggest REIA in New England and there are a lot of great speakers there.I would always suggest to start a business plan, and follow the plan.

In the UK(England) it can take up to six months.

Although real estate laws go back to the feudal times in England and are fairly consistent there can be and are subtle and major differences from state to state.Do I need a college education to buy real estate without cash or credit?

I was wondering if you had a chance to find similar source in England?

Although I am open to suggestions through New England as if I do end up staying, I can stay with my folks in West Roxbury whenever I'm at the office.I have an appt a week from Tuesday at the Neighborworks center in Worcester to go over my finances and suss out some of my gameplan as I figure that info will be valuable regardless of where I end up.

I can't believe you have to tell people that in New England but you do.

I am coming to the end of my enlistment and will be relocating back to the New England area.