The impact will likely be spread out across the country, bringing some higher price markets down some, while raising up the attractiveness of lower cost markets elsewhere. 

Unfortunately you need to have volume in order to attract qualified individuals to work in-house.In the end my advice would be to pay for a good contractor and add time for them to fit you in their schedule.

Like you, they’re attracted by the much lower cost of living but also the weather or the country’s beauty and culture and the proximity and easy access.

I've been down this same road multiple times, and honestly have been the happiest with my 2004 $4k Toyota Camry that's been a beast in reliability and even better on the wallet :) 

People are attracted to second living rooms too.

Work hard to attract quality deals and vet them or else you will be wasting the investor’s time and damaging your relationship.Things to Remember:Business must continue – Investors have tightened their lending policies, yes.

A good deal will attract many. 

This will allow you to filter through otherwise attractive (but possibly pitfall) properties.

Over the past 20+ years, interest rates have been declining, making real estate investments appear more attractive.

In some communities the real estate MLS or Multiple Listing Service is the primary location for local rentals, but what if you want to attract a potential renter who is moving from out of state or out of the country?