Employee growth in the entire state ground from 3% to a halt recently.

i know alot of people like myself want to invest and have the money but do not have the boots on the ground to do all the work.I think, your problem sums up in this one quote:"Greatest business idea is worth nothing, if you can't market it right" Mohit M.

Does the inspector really go up on the roof or look at it from the ground with binoculars?

Nothing in their back ground that a nice fat security deposit couldn't solve.But the information you gave is only half the picture, I'd want to know about the property itself, to understand if it would be a good long term fit for the older couple.

@Vic MarichalHi Vic,It all depends on how much that 1 house a year costs, if you will be the property manager, etc.As far as knowing the market, you can definitely get that knowledge without a license by having your "boots on the ground"See if there is a local REIA in that area and you will learn from newbies and experienced people rents, deals, areas, etc.If you have any specific questions when you get out here please feel free to call, text or email me.Hope all is well,- James

The big thing when it comes to investing out of state is to have a representative and contractors on the ground to be able to evaluate and rehab the property.

Huge thanks to @Ian Saingarm, @Tony Griego and @Jeremy Near for getting this first one off the ground.  

Making this a win-win.Real estate wholesaling is my major goal for this year, so I am ready to hit the ground running and I am ready to work.Glad to be here and thanks!

A lot of investors need help with marketing and boots on the ground work.Theron

But if the house were burned to the ground just the lot would fetch $ 195,000.