Sorry to be so harsh but this is the equivalent of getting in a plane and asking how to fly it.

I'm lucky to have made some good money at my last startup, so I'm hoping to parlay that into a real estate business and avoid the city lifestyle.When I'm not working, I enjoy riding my horse, flying planes and working on my house.

US Mail or FedEx to them.  

A plane ticket out here will show you the difference.

If you have to buy a plane ticket and stay in a hotel , thats 700 bucks.  

My only hold up about this property is that it isn't in the greatest area of town, and it is in a flood plane.

The same goes with plane tickets - once you're on the plane, a coach ticket to New Zealand feels the same regardless of whether you bought it at Fred's House 'o' Cheap Flights or from a full service travel agent.A house is completely different.

At one point I was doing 100,000 miles a year in a plane domestically in the US only … I realized that when the cabin crew knew my name and my food orders on the plane, it was time to make a change.

And I could just run onto the plane with never lugging a bag .. hotel at the time was 100 bucks or so a night and you had to check in and all of that... so paying utls was a little more than having the hotel room..

If the house is in the flood plane, it will flood eventually.