Being nice to lazy investors, just rewards bad behavior and doesn't push them to be more resourceful - and hence more successful.It is a free country though, so best of luck with your approach:)

#1 it's a big country there's a lot of stable areas to choose from. #2 personally knowing and networking with people definitely helps build a more trustworthy reliable team. 

There are many groups that meet across the country.

With the high housing market in the past few years, house-hacking and living "rent free" is very tough almost everywhere in the country, especially if you are planning on putting <20% down (higher mortgage payments + PMI).

It was an out of country investor who was wanting pull his money.

However, I’ve found that these strategies don’t seem to align with the current real estate market in my country, Pakistan, particularly in Karachi.Here’s an example:A typical 120-square-yard house with 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms costs around 106,000k ($270-$300 Rent per month).

While you are still out of the country, personally I would not invest in anything here in the US that needs active management.

We have a live show tomorrow at 12pm Eastern if you are interested. 

If tariffs come into play, or any conflict those products become nonexistent and when we switch to a different country source, they will have tripled or quadrupled.

Buying real estate is NOT a foreign affair to anyone from any country.