They want move out of country when they retire.

I have a friend who is looking to retire out of the country within the next year. 

Inside Baltimore County you have nearly a million people, and a variety of different income classes.The cap-rates in Baltimore County are some of the best in the country.

I know there's a lot of residential activity in Oakland, but are there any folks who are based here thinking about NNN (here or around the country)? 

I know there's a lot of residential activity in San Francisco, but are there any folks who are based here thinking about NNN (here or around the country)?

I am way too good looking for prison. let your bankers help you with the Patriot act compliances then your good to go.. securities and other things are not germane to a out of country lender.. also there are special tax breaks that I can share with you off line if you set this up right.. that will make you look like a freaking hero to your off shore investors.. 

If you invest in areas that are not section 8 you will typically see higher rent and price appreciation and in some parts of the country the cash flow may be more than what you would expect from Section 8 in your local area. 

The other issue is that cost is very different depending on the region of the country you are in. 

@John Warren can you just keep the security deposit or no matter what the situation is, you have to go to court (not talking about eviction, just in general).

The good thing about NJ as a whole is that rents are some of the highest in the country.