It makes me wonder if the difference is the stress levels between the two industries or if it is something as simple/complicated as the difference in cultures between the two worlds.

It's not really that complicated to buy out of state.

It's not really that complicated to buy out of state.

It's not really that complicated to buy out of state.

It's not as complicated as some tell you.

If the seller is willing to sign the house over leaving the mortgage in place, called subject to closing (complicated), AND the mortgage payment is less then rent by $300++ then this is a possible deal;- Seller signs the deed over, agrees that you can take over paying the mortgage.- Put a renter in doing the least fix up just needed to rent- after a few years appreciation will create the spread for your flip profit. 

Given that we are spending more than $1 Trillion to save America from the Virus... let's say there were 5 million Vulnerable people for whatever the reasons (over 60, respiratory complications, cancer, etc.), doing the math of $1 Trillion / 5 Million = $200k per Vulnerable person.If America supported the 5 Million potentially Vulnerable people to completely self-isolate for say a MONTH while the rest of the population goes through Herd Immunity, it almost seems to me that this is far use of the money.We also need to go back to the Gen Z.

Hi @Brad Morgan I'm interested in this topic as well, but still haven't figured out what the right balance is between incentivizing longevity and overly complicating things.  

My tenants were already familiar with the platform from their previous landlord and I didn't want to complicate anything by changing that up. 

I’m always trying to limit distractions in my life, especially in the forms of unnecessary entertainment.