I graduated college from Purdue university back in 2011 and have been doing the nomad thing ever since traveling around the Midwest and taking odd-end jobs.

Or option B, insurance / corporate rental/ assisted living, traveling nurses etc is more hassle obviously but one can utilize this house in parts if more cash flow is needed. 

This is also another factor of the local market because rental housing inventory is low and rents are high right now.   4) Because the economy is performing well and people have confidence in their financial futures, travel and tourism continues to thrive and thus our hotel.At any time, our local market can and will change and then we'll adjust our strategy for any new purchases based on the current dynamics.Hope this helps.... it's definitely a "it depends" kind of answer :) 

(I have a habit of thinking that if someone says they're going to do something then it will get done when they said it would, because that's what I do, therefore, I don't need to manage them...) 

At 39 I want to enjoy my life and travel and not deal with constant tenant BS.Land contracts are good for sellers but not for the buyers as you have no control.

Account Closed I buy travel trailers, so it's a bit different than real estate, but I think the negotiation principles are the same.It depends on the property. 

I love to travel and make my passport heavier with ink and stickers.Never did I think real estate investing would be any part of my life, but I have one of best friends to thank!

I want to be able to enjoy life to the fullest and have the ability to travel, especially getting to see my brother and his family who live across the country more than once or twice a year.

Since then I have traveled around the world searching for my new passion, as well as my new place to call home.

His primary goal is to unload some of his properties so he is free to travel to warmer weather during the winter months.