That way when your cruising the MLS and something looks like an amazing deal you can refer back to your map.

Land lording was a season in my life, not a destination.

We looked at PCB and Destin.

This is what I did:Figure out where you want to invest, then narrow it down to more specific area(s) within that location (neighborhood/zip code)Get a feel for what rents go for using zillow/craigslist/ property management companiesNow start cruising around in google earth/maps, do this up down blocks near the house(s) you've been looking at.

So, I'll include it as part of the message: Success is not a destination at which you arrive.

It's our favorite travel destination.

I was just cruising the MLS for some things and saw quite a few properties that I believe are very reasonably priced and have very high DOM’s. 

Not doing so is the equivalent of commencing a drive without first establishing a destination.  

Buenos Aires, Budapest, Prague, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Singapore, Santiago, Santo Domingo, Dublin, Panama City, Rio de Janeiro, Cape Town and others are all getting an influx of expatriate investors, (in addition to the tried and true expat destinations, such as Paris, Rome and London.)

How many of those bills were destined to die from the beginning?