Many of the real estate accountants here on BP work remotely with clients all across the country.

That's awesome - decide which path you want to take SFH, MF, Commercial, Mobile Home Parks etc and get out there and start reviewing properties. 

This post is intended for those that have had a similar experience, those who enjoy seeing how others are working their path to FI and is a full disclosure on where I have been and where I intend to go. 

This is probably the easiest path for a quick fix, but maybe not a long term solution. 

Being an investor myself also helps us figure out the best path for financing.   

Not so easy to find something ready to move in for that price ITP, so, you might want to look OTP.Maybe also take a look at condos, since youre out of country and condos might need as much care taking.

I enrolled in college unsure about my future, under the influence that the corporate route was the only path available.

Town and Country Credit Union, also of Minot, has been the absolute best community bank to work with for any loan.

This guy is a multi billionaire, who owns over a 1k properties in different countries, and has like 4 businesses.

While kind of interesting, some part of the country trade on a price per square foot basis....while other places do not at all, making it sort of a bad comparison across multiple markets where the metric has no meaning.