I work from home and we like living in a rural community, plus taxes have increased significantly as a result of the property value going up and us being incorporated into the city recently and it is putting a strain on our family. 

-Let us be there when you negotiate a deal or contract and take us through your process.PLEASE NOTE:We are limited as we both work full time jobs (myself, in estate/resale of luxury goods and my partner is in law enforcement) I have weekends off and my partner has 2 days during the week available.

I have some handymen that might be able to help you get over the hump if you want that.All that to say, in this current market, finding good construction labor is the linchpin for having a business with momentum.

The area isn't particular high growth and I don't see us being able to buy a nicer house if we wait 2-5 years (nor do we necessarily need a nicer house!)

I pay a tax person for his expertise because I know I am not expert enough; it is his job to make sure that our taxes are honest, yet minimized (pay what we legally owe but do not pay more than we legally owe and to avoid us being audited (i.e.

the US being such a huge diverse market. there are markets that are and have been areas were 50% of the population rents.. but that has been going on for decades and decades.. 

@Markus Gomez congrats on getting over the hump that most investors can never get over.Let me know if there are any specific questions I can help with.

Do the hack first and get used to it for a few months then start looking out of state once you've gotten over that initial hump.

Yes you could bust your hump making this one work but the problems are not going to majicly disappear as long as you rely on a PM.

Hi all--I'm still in early phase of my RI career, I have yet to get over the hump of finding that first deal.