Connect with nearby property managers, brokers, and investors in real estate to get tips and insights.Good luck!

This is especially true if there aren't utilities nearby and frankly in the middle of nowhere. 

However there are a couple of steps needed and I suggest you get legal help to ensure it is done correctlyOn another note, I went to high school nearby in Gregory-Portland and back in the early 90's my mom was the School Superintendent in Rockport

Plus I don't live nearby so I figured it would be easier to self manage.

Your brokerage should have a mentor somewhere nearby.

You are in effect paying the capital of all your properties at the end, they are just all stockpiled in the last property you own before sale.

Geographic diversification is a good thing, but if you can do well by picking up a couple more properties nearby, then that should be the plan!

I'm a realtor here in Missoula, and I'm planning a large subdivision project with a partner of mine in nearby town, we'd be selling roughly 200 homes.

There is a university nearby (within 0.4 mi)Any guidance you can provide?

I also looked around at other nearby listings to see if there were any changes.