@Daniel Ryufor exposing me to Korean investors and talking shop once in a while.

Be there at every sporting ever, never miss 

Not that Indiana isn't a great place but I'd rather be where the action is and enjoy summer sports all winter long in the sunshine and warmth. 

Same carpet, floor coverings, same paint for the entire 21 years, plus when the water heater quit, the tenant put in a new hot water heater himself.I've had a tenant put a deck on a house and recently a tenant added a "sports court" to their rental property.Its not for everybody and there are bad things that happen, but over all has been a good experience.

People flock to Bend Oregon but I think for things to do and water sports etc and no state income tax Wenatchee is pretty good choice. 

If you have kids that are in sports all weekend long and a couple nights a week then if being there in the moment for them is important, then it makes sense to hire.Lets think about growing your portfolio. 

I've owned quite a few vehicles, including more high-end sport model BMWs, and there's just nothing like driving a Miata. 

Success is a contact sport so as many have already said, paper trail ( question to all - should this be a certified letter?)

I'd buy a sports car in the spring at  wholesale price, drive it through the summer and sell in the fall for retail, essentially break even and had driven it for free and do the same thing in the fall buying a truck at whole sale price and drive it through winter and sell it in the spring for retail. 

:When your kids ask where you invested back in 2015 what location do you think they hope you picked.In 5 years, when I've left my job and I can devote 100% of my time to raising them and attending school activities and sporting events, I would hope they would say the properties paying a 20% cash return and not some cash flow loser that I have to hold for 30 years in order for it to pencil out.