As such, I assess the % of neighborhood turnover by evaluating things in person.If you want to start with looking at city data to get a grasp on macroeconomic trends and the job market, I think that's great, but once you hone in on a specific area I would suggest investing the time and money to travel out there and get a feel for specific streets before you put money into a deal.

If I travel 400 miles total, log the miles in my logbook, and have an open house for a rental property, stay 1 night in a hotel, and drive back home, are mileage, lodging, and meals deductible?

@John CollinsYes there are cameras everywhere but also when travelers from China came in, they were asked to download an App which would track their GPS location.

I currently put all of my living expenses on a credit card (including rent) as the points returned allow me to travel for free (I have never paid a dollar of interest on a credit card in 5 years).

Check is fine too, but has to get annoying if you're traveling or have to deal with a missed payment. 

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Hard for me to travel that far to do some rehab. 

What business travel organizations are they members of? 

I am willing to travel for a chance to learn and or shadow your daily routine as well as study how you handle and maneuver all situations related.

But you’ll find that most Triangle real estate does not cash flow positive, and with your work and family obligations you may or may not have the bandwidth to deal with traveling to distant and marginal areas.