Thankfully with the technology of today; there is a huge opportunity to wholesale from a distance that if you two can master it...you can acquire property anywhere. 

Technology provides alternatives to mainstream lifestyle of 1980s-present My vision is different than the historical "urban migration" trends.

The other 5% older tenants who don’t know much technology would deposit the rent to my account at a bank teller counter.

Charles County (fastest growing area in the region), the expansion of Westport Plaza has reinvigortated the nightlife in the area and the new World Wide Technologies headquarters is going to be great for the region. 

But with technology today why not take advantage of opportunities in other markets that make more sense for your strategy, goals, available capital etc... 

I get to work with an amazing brand to bring our sales tools and commerce into the current atmosphere of e-commerce through innovative business process engineering and technological system builds.

If I had to go back to 1996 when I started, I would do the same thing - get a small multifamily and live in one of the units.One thing I'd change is that I'd operate on of the units as a short-term rental/corporate rental.The technology wasn't around then, but it sure is available now. 

Some brokerage wants you pay $2500 insurance in lump sum not to mention most have desk fee, technology fee, background checks.Suggest wait til you move to NC.

I would suggest that you use technology to it's fullest. 

(I've only just become aware of his clout/non-clout around the corridors of power).It came to my attention that he believes that January 1, 2018 is going to be the day that the next phase of their plan will be put into motion, and (from what I've read) he reckons there's nothing the President can do to stop Countries from diversifying away from the US dollar (into Distributed Ledger Technology).What say then the USA about their strategy of "quantitative easing", if that happens?