I'd examine why the property is inside a living trust now. 

This include examinations, appraisals of the state of the property, and financial analyses.Keep in mind that it takes time and expertise to gain confidence while investing outside of your state.

If the numbers don't make sense for you locally then start looking into out of stat markets.

Unless that doctor has a modified AGI of less than $150k (which is unlikely for a doctor, trust me) or has a spouse that's a real estate professional, there's no way he can use regular real estate losses to reduce his taxes...If his return is selected for examination he'll be hit with back taxes, interest, and penalties.

People worry that they’ll run out of money before they run out of life.And this fear makes total sense, when you think about retirement in the frame of this traditional model.Rethinking Retirement 1.0Let’s examine this from another angle.

@Timothy Burns  we us landlord stat by Chicago temperature control. 

Something which I come across is Roddy's. https://roddy.com/course/title-research-examinations/Any recommendation for the above?

Hey y'all. I'm a first time investor with a new construction cabin in the Sevierville area. My family is all local to the area but since I moved out of state I knew I'd want a property manager starting out. I signed u...

I'm still trying to figure out calculating rehab costs when examining property.

Here are the stats:$119,500 Sales priceComps around $240,000Rental approx $2,000 per month (close-ish to the 1% rule)Flip would likely render about 26% after work (I know not the 30% but close)Turn around would take about 4-8 weeks (think it would be closer to 4 with the right team)Which way would you take this and is this something you would jump on if you had the chance?