Here's some food for thought:- Many of my first time investors know from the jump that they aren't going to be driving 5 hours round trip for every little item, and also know that they arent prepared to handle things like disputes, evictions, lease violations, etc.

Has a better ring to it.You realize this is the cost for your ticket for the event, your room, all your food and drinks and activities on the resort right?

And while travel is going to be expensive for any property, if you only have one in a market, the concept is the same with less rent: that $2,000 flight/hotel/rental car food for a one night visit, ties up a lot more of your gross when that gross is much lower. 

Food for thought.

Doubtful that, unless you have existing connections or are part of the Hotel Association of New York City (or what is the funded organization in your area), you would be able to cash in on that.I don't do business in New York or CT, and am open to being corrected by someone local.  

It can work for a solo agent and is fully scalable for large organizations. 

Mold requires moisture and a food source (dust is sufficient).

Honestly investor friendly anything is like the RE version of "organic" [insert food product]. 

Thanks, I filed a complaint on ic3.gov and notified Wyoming Secretary of State, were they filed there Articles of organization.

Hey @Enrique Mendez - I am new to the real estate game as well (still in the personal finance organization stage), but I have read Real Estate Rookie and it provided some great nuggets of wisdom to get started.