I live in Rhode Island.

But, like I said to Derick, I think maybe the main question I am asking is if it's worth giving up my consistent cash-flowing rental and taking it on as a second home.

Is the Big island a terrible place to live?

Hey guys...I'm doing a lot of work to my recently purchased property in Westerly, Rhode Island and I am looking for a inexpensive roll off dumpster rental.

One, you can't find someone to do handyman services consistently for $20/hr.

This business requires consistency and a lot of determination.

@Paulo AscurraIt depend on your comfort level with investing remotely - some folks like to be able to reach out and touch their properties and whether you intend to go-it alone or find local partners where you invest.While I still follow certain areas around MTL (I use to live in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu and on the island (st-denis) many, many, years ago), like much of Southern Ontario, it has been quite some time since I have come across a deal which be sufficient reward for dancing with Le Regie or the Landlord and Tenant Board.

My downtime as of now has consisted largely in educating myself (reading/ podcast/ webinars/ online coaching).

I have consistently been able to buy cabinets for $2000-4000 for houses from $140-300,000.

Hustle, problem solve, be resourceful, and be consistent.