This relocation will be sometime in 2020 I understand, but it was just reported in the local news last week.Even though the companies aren't moving that far and many employees will likely want to stay in their current residences, I'd like to take the opportunity to communicate with both companies and their employees about buying primary residences and rental investments near their new work locations.

Buy quality, screen tenants, stay in better neighborhoods and say a prayer.

Stay away from the VLB loans in the Texas, they are a ripoff.

Otherwise, you may have to stay in the property longer than the minimum one year to gain enough equity.

Myself I can't stay seated long enough for a book to hold my attention so I was and still am all about the podcasts.

This will give the borrower motivation to either stay or leave, given that if they mortgage is less than what they were paying.

If I will be investing thousands of dollars I really think the cost of airfare and a brief stay can't be compared.

I would prefer to stay in B neighborhoods.How would I research which sub-market is best.

Also, try to stay on the Missouri side because they have friendlier landlord laws. 

Because the purchase price can be very low, the rents stay pretty high because of Kettering schools, and even though taxes are higher than other areas you get a lot of tenants who don’t ever want to move because of the school system.