I'll definitely continue to do my research and learn what I can about the moves that I can make now and in the future. 

I'm off to research!

I am really drawn to wholesaling and tax liens (still in the research phase)4.

One day I was researching non-traditional marketing strategies so I decided to try to cold call some neighborhoods that I was interested in.

In researching different markets I find deals like this:http://www.loopnet.com/Listing/5175-Warrensville-Center-Rd-Maple-Heights-OH/11817181/But utilities, if not billed to the tenants, would seem to eat up a lot of the cash flow. 

I have been doing some research in Houston (mostly the northwest of the city) and see quite a few opportunities on the MLS (zillow) for distressed properties in need of rehab where the numbers make sense to Rehab, rent & refinance (BRRR). 

It is a book based on research that he and his team performed to let only data speak and not their personal views.So in the first three chapters, some big things stuck out to me.1.

For the time being, read, study, research, etc. all you can and start saving money.  

I have my own goals and target areas that I’ve developed through research and experience.

If you are investing far away I would start by researching for a property manager with quality reviews, just ask them what they may have from their other owners inventory, you could find a good deal with fully rented out properties and not even have to move.