Currently reading David Lindahl's, Multi-Family Millions book.In the book his advice is to determine the path of progress in your target city, andfocus your efforts there for the greatest potential profits.Curious to know what the path of progress looks like for this city - I know I can reach out to brokers and so on...

I went into the webinar archive and there is a treasure trove of content within it, not sure this is the one you specifically had in mind but I found this webinar which looks to contain good information about long distance investing:BiggerPockets: The Real Estate Investing Social NetworkI'll DM you separately, I'm interested in how you picked Columbus and how your deals are progressing within that market.

I liked the panda Planner but chose instead the Law of Attraction planner because I use this more for goal setting, planning and progress tracking than scheduling. 

I agree with @Steve R. and @Jordan Moorhead on the positive aspects of Leander's growth and the diversity and progressive developments upcoming.

Wireless lets you move the cameras around as your project progresses and the LTE modem protects you from wire cuts.

Anyway, thanks again to everyone for taking the time to respond, I’ll keep posting as I progress along this journey.

Then go to the Court Case records search to see how far along the foreclosure suit has progressed.

You'd be blown away by the progress these countries have made over the last 10 - 20 years.As to Mexico, everybody knows that it has a problem with drug-related violence but it is concentrated in the kind of areas you mentioned where foreigners don't go, let alone buy property.

Is it in the path of progress?

Now, if your buying raw land in the path of progress, you could sit on it and wait.