We currently live in the country so moving more into the city or suburb would be a change but I think in the long wrong it would economically sound, especially once I can move out and rent out the entire house.  

It's also on the other side of the country from me.

We work with many investors from all over the country, in addition to quite a few more around the world.  

There is a severe wealth gap in this country and there needs to be more attention paid to this subject.

With the housing markets booming around the country, the stock market hitting record highs, and a new political administration in the White House, are we poised for another crash of epic proportions or an era prosperity as RE investors?

The schools in Gwinnett are making a huge turnaround and the country is spending big bucks to pull Intown buyers and millennials to the suburbs.  

Lastly, should I hire a Property Management company to handle the rental since I will be across the country.

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Other countries have trusts but we are the only country that it makes sense to really do trusts.

By reinvesting in 1031-qualified DSTs, you purchase ownership interest in multimillion dollar properties across the country that offer long-term income, hands-off management and they allow you the option to diversify.