I am interested in looking out of state in the near by states (Nevada and Arizona) as they are still drivable, minimizing travel costs but lower priced than many of the areas of Southern California.

After years of international travel he has settled in Newport Beach California and applied his efforts toward setting a higher standard for real estate.

My educational success, success as a professional skydiver (hit me up), professional successes, travel successes, all came from someone else in my life helping me believe in myself.

I am traveling so pls do not expect an immediate response though.

The Internet makes anything possible and one day soon id like to be able to travel and work from my laptop.

Am I better off figuring out how to fund an expensive property that is local (and in a market that I know, obviously) or look for less expensive property in other parts of Virginia that are not in the Washington DC metro area (markets that I would need to thoroughly research and deal with travel logistics, etc.)?

I live in Orange County, CA but have family and travel to New Orleans a lot.

An REI friend of mine is shifting his focus from overpriced central Bmore to this area after realizing that the ROI is way higher if you travel a little further NE.

@Bobby Rather So here’s a follow up on the USDA question.We travel almost 100% of the time but want to establish “home bases” throughout.

I use referrals fee's for my yearly entertainment and travel expenses... trying to wholesale a house that just breaks even on cash flow..