Regardless if you invest in state or out of state find yourself a solid agent who knows what they are talking about.

You should definitely be able to at least find yourself some solid realtor options via bigger pockets.

I had started a meetup that was getting a solid build up, but unfortunately, Covid hit and I had to stop it.

If you’re ever looking to invest in Florida, @Josh Green has a successful STR operations going on in the Tampa Bay Area that is providing his clients with solid returns year round.

Other than the additional transaction costs, I would think it's a solid play overall for higher risk deals.Very interesting discussion. from my knowledge and then advice.. if the borrower signs the dil at closing they have already transfered it back.. it does not need to be recorded to be valid its valid the date its signed so there is that..

You’re in a solid position with this property, and it’s smart to weigh your options carefully.

Sometimes it's nice to get a new lease so that you can increase the rent right off the bat, but having tenants with a solid payment history is worth so much more to me.

While I had a solid team, the payroll was a big cost and I couldn’t survive for many months without bringing in revenue.

The evidence will still stand, and there's enough info in this thread that ANYone can prove for themselves that it does. 

Pretty solid appreciation in that area with an average of 5-7% per year, and it's also close to a lot of industries like the Chrysler plant.