If your outgrowing your home and need to buy bigger, no issues and if the new house is closer to work, school etc than it's a green light. 

That is the difference between some one who is successful and someone who is not.I suggest you to get the book "SOLD" by David Green.  

It isn't "hard" but it does require persistence.As @Jonathan Greene mentioned, mentors are looking for someone to add value.

Did I hear that David Greene has a lending company now - maybe I should start there?

Thanks Jonathan Greene, yes My Hvac would be a good way to start conversations with investors, especially dealing with furnaces or condensers for their homes their trying to invest in.

@Jonathan Greene Thanks for replying to my post!

Im still green, but i didnt like the onboarding process.

Check out David Greene's book on Long-Distance Real Estate Investing for more info. 

Hi Amy,I suggest you get the book "Long Distance Real Estate Investing" by @David Green to educate yourself better and gain confidence in this particular type of investing.I hope that helps!

Pride of ownership seems to be much more common as well as everyone knows everyone in small communities and you don't want to be known as a slob or have an eviction as everyone will know and won't rent to you.I've read David Greene's Long Distance Real Estate and I highly recommend it whether or not you plan on investing long distance but I'm personally stuck between where I should go with my career.