My house was built in 2005 - I don't have new white cabinets (like almost every upgraded kitchen now) or granite/quartz countertops but the cabinets are an upgrade from 2005, bathrooms are an upgrade from 2005 base model, no LVP floors, has carpet and linoleum (that looks like tile from a distance).

Long distance investing can have more costs than investing closer to home in CA.

(Need to commute to midtown w/o a car and for it to be safe enough for my girlfriend to be comfortable walking alone in the evening)I’ve thought about D4D/direct marketing but I don’t know how effective it would be in the NYC area?

I've heard 3B2B come up frequently.Any advice for navigating the not long (not short either) distance between the Bay Area and Fresno?

I'm currently a Superhost on Airbnb managing my own property long distance (in Dominican Republic).

hey Brendan, I m looking for student rent by room, do you think that's doable by long distance managing?

There is no coffee shop within walking distance and very little commercial properties within walking distance.Not sure if its a pro/con but we are across the street from a large park with a public swimming pool.

Credit ~800Presuming 25% down, but open to whatever numbers work out bestNon-owner occupiedLong distance (no specific geography selected yet)Professional managementLeaning towards MHP initially, but open to apartments if the numbers workPriority is maximizing cash flow, especially in the first 1-3 years

I'm also looking at Sacramento since it's within driving distance but prices are a little more challenging.

I am currently reading "Long Distance Real Estate Investing", by David Green (published by Bigger Pockets) and decided to apply some of the analysis to a currently listed deal on NORADA.