Making enough rental income to allow me to focus on turning my family's farm into a family business and allowing me to go on a service trip to a different country each year.

Nothing was lost, as anything that was damaged was well compensated at the small claim court.

So after more thought, I think I decided I liked this general part of the country, so will move somewhere better in the NW.

Johns Creek is a very upscale area, with tons of country clubs and golf courses.

I have an investor from out of the Country and they are currently working to purchase in TN.

And banks are not lending the way they were even a couple years ago for MF.My sense though, based on all the recent complaints I read on here about low yield in other parts of the country, is that the rest of the country is starting to hit similar market conditions.

You live in one of the most expensive cities in the country (much like myself) so I recommend investing out of state. 

Hi everyone,I've been following the forums and podcast for a while, and now it's time for me to take it one step further :)I do not live in the states, but as my home country has a really tough real estate market which requires a lot of capital and has really low yields, I want to invest in the US.I currently have around ~250k and I want to start by purchasing a rental property to generate cash flow, then if it goes well slowly grow and add more units.

Or is the term "eviction" reserved solely for a judgement provided by the court?

Or is the term "eviction" reserved solely for a judgement provided by the court?