I will probably just buy another cheaper vehicle if this one get damaged beyond repair.I look forward to reading @Scott Trench's book "Set For Life" that speaks on living below your means in a similar way.I believe the key is to live as frugally as you can now and don't increase your living once your income increases and your wealth with grow exponentially from there.

The GP is very well established and looking to grow their portfolio.

We are growing need to add some new talent to our Memphis team. 

There is no benefit to having a LLC as a beginning investor and the likelihood is that if you do not grow too large you will never need to go that route at all.

This is very popular in rentals with hands-off or absentee landlords who don't handle much of their own maintenance.We do business in Pittsburgh, the city proper and the immediate suburbs.

I would just stay in OH and grow your REI there.

If it is hard, that means your stretching and growing to be the ever more successful version of you.I would say attend the local events and make a goal of walking up to a certain number of people and introducing yourself.

Hello all. I've been interested in real estate investing for about 5 years or so and have finally decided to jump in and be aggressive. I currently have two rentals and am searching for my third.  I've also got a smal...

However, I am looking for real estate investing to change that timeline.I look forward to interacting with the members here on Bigger Pockets, as I look to grow my knowledge base and network.

Property Radar and List Source seem to be popular sites to get lists of foreclosures and out-of-state owners so those may be good places for you to start.