I own land in Eastern KY that I want to owner finance to my niece who lives in Texas.

Just jumping into a conference right now but as soon as I can, I’ll get on my laptop and pull all of the data necessary. 

I met with them at a VRMA conference here in Branson and they have VA's that are trained in vacation rental management. 

In my opinion, getting into rental property investing by buying a house and getting roommates is going to be the best bang for your buck you can get.Small multifamily in B areas of the Atlanta metro are going to be $300-$330k in West Atlanta / West ATL Suburbs and $350k-$400k in the eastern suburbs.

Chris’ recent trip to IMN’s Build for Rent conference unexpectedly brought Chris back not only to his early real estate days, but also his high school days.

Additionally, does the job confer any “knowledge benefits”?

If you really need a partner, consider looking into local meetups and regional conferences to meet people. 

Jamaica, Queens Village, Ozone Park, other parts of Southeast Queens, East New York, Canarsie, East Flatbush, Flatbush, other parts of Eastern Brooklyn.The areas that fall somewhere in between are: Ridgewood, Maspeth, Woodhaven, Glendale, Richmond Hill, Bushwick, Bed-Stuy, and a few others.I'd be curious to know where you're searching for properties as most of these areas highlighted above are well over the $600K range.

But the house is only 10 years old, it's huge, it's in a decent area that's still being developed (Eastern East SF Bay Area), and it has the potential to earn us some money.Does the earning potential of the house make up for the headaches of renting in CA and having to pay a boatload of taxes on the equity when we eventually do sell?

Roughly two years ago I was dating a surgeon and she had a conference down in Tampa/Clearwater and asked if I wanted to come along.