There are obviously some loopholes especially with people who travel 24/7 for work.

People always travel for those big live shows and conventions that happen there pretty frequently, and much of the time they need a place to stay.

I may want to keep working or I may want to go RE Professional at that point but either way I want time to play with grandkids, to travel and to enjoy life while I’m still healthy enough to do it.I see so many people who wait until 65 to retire and by then they can’t get around well enough to do what they’ve always dreamed of or they have a spouse with serious medical problems that can’t go anywhere.

Typically a small recession does not cause rents or travel to go down too much.

We have State Farm HQ nearby so I'm thinking those travelling for business would be our target if we went that route.

They do have a growing medical hospital which could cater to traveling nurses and doctors. 

Our first real estate purchase was a condo in Denver as well, and we've had good success renting it as a medium-term rental to traveling nurse types. 

Or lease one insteadDon't take out a student loan.Don't add anyone to my cell phone plan.Don't waste time partying and drinking Don't buy jewelry, rims or sound systems Hang with the nerds insteadtake out my real estate license ASAPsave all my commissions for a downpayment while living in mommas house for free once I have enough saved to house hack a 3-4 unit purchase my first propertybuy 1 property every year for the next 10 yearsthen party and travel the worldAnybody have a time machine I could borrow?

I traveled to Boise for 5 days.

@Yonah Weiss any deal cost is going to dilute the returns to the LP, whether it's acquisition fee, travel cost, attorney cost, lender cost, etc.