As far as long term, the closer you are to the NJ border the more demand there is, East Stroudsburg, Bushkill etc.

That strategy was far to competitive and border line illegal for a me as a rookie to come in and be successful.

Our borders are weak, countries are openly stating they'll engage in war. 

Be sure you know of all the deceased's heirs.

@StoneyFredWow, well I'm five podcasts into the Lifestyles concept and I have to say I think they are dead-on with their message.Fred- I'm assuming the small multi-family negativity was conveyed during part of a presentation intended for a large group...essentially LS has to convey information in a digestable format and just like Dave Ramsey they have to draw lines to form borders somewhere.

I know last year he had difficulty to find good tenants and had to decease the rent.

After a heart-to-heart conversation with my realtor and myself, I've come to the conclusion that the multi-family space may not be for me...at least right now.It appears that in my area virtually all the multi-family properties are in "C" or "D" neighborhoods, and mostly right on the border of each other.

My wife and I have a condo we rent out near the Bellevue/Redmond border and we rent the downstairs of our house as well.Let me know if you end up doing a local area meet up.

I've always been skeptical about the ability to wholesale in Canada, simple due to the smaller size of the market and differences in financing which do not create the same opportunities for wholesalers as you find south of the border.

My concern on this front is that I am owner occupied, but if I move in a "border", would that violate the Florida Law that entitles me to a homestead exemption?