Your first job will be to educate yourself daily on the investing strategies you plan to use.

But as a previous post mentioned if you have some flexibility in your profession (time) and the personality to engage with tenants daily then it is truly possible to run things remotely when you go abroad.

You get what you put in. eXp has tremendous training both video and live daily.

I've been happy with it and using it daily.

If your goal is more FIRE oriented where you 'retire early' - cash flow pretty much has to be a part of that plan the way I see it.For me, cash flow is what justifies the 'daily grind' of being a landlord.  

Ya Susan unless you have to go to the ER and are now #20 behind more than half of the folks there with no insurance and just using the ER for their daily doctor IE colds etc.. and we are paying 2k a month in health insurance and medicare  to get what last in line behind those that pay zero.. it can be pretty frustrating ..

As a guest, if I have to stress that there’s not enough TP, or I have to waste my time making beds (or stripping them along with a list of other ridiculous checkout chores) I might as well have just stayed in a hotel.

Since the beginning of the year I have been diving into real estate trying to learn as much as I could, whether that was listening to podcasts, joining webinars, or doing my own daily research. 

I'm absolutely shocked they don't want to get daily emails from her.

I just helped someone to buy his first multifamily in Kingston.I'm licensed in NYC and Ulster The area is hot, I get great deals daily, and the price/rent ratio is good.