I was told by a local investor colleague of mine that we aren’t legally able to get lists like our American neighbours are, in this case how do we pursue direct mail?

@Sam Yeung, to get the most of your money, we will typically need to tear down the existing house and build new town-houses in the lot.

@Sam Gleadle I am confused.

Imagine trying to someday sell the property.Old tenant George owns 5% of the propertyOld tenant Mary and Sam got divorced, Mary got 3% and George got 2% of the property ownership.Old tenant Sally passed away, her 3 heirs each got 1.5% of the property.So to sell the property, since now the landlord passed away, 6 past tenants/heirs must be tracked down to sign the sales contract.

Incredibly low taxes, which could encourage more Americans to move there, but we're far away from that happening in any major fashion.Seattle/ Phoenix both seem to be strong contenders, but extreme weather could hamper these cities' growth.What do you think will be the best place to invest for the next 30 years?

Also a monthly meetup at Sams on Riverside this Monday @ 6 pm.

Currently, I work as an Area Manager for American Furniture Warehouse, and I have been serving as a Sergeant in the Marine Corps Reserve for the last 8 years. 

Originally posted by @Sam C.

@Sam L. thank you!!

But, if Uncle Sam came knocking, I think it'd be pretty hard for them to say I'm not doing real estate activities with the various time I spend as an active agent.Good luck.