Some of the people have a love for Ohio and the market and they can live and invest anywhere in the world. 

and I love the content. 

With the would-be homeowner you're more likely to have a court force the sale.I'm guessing what @Jerel Ehlertis referring to in TX is based upon this doctrine.I particular, I'd be interested in reading a decision where the court ruled that if the plaintiff was going to move into the home, I'd order specific performance, but since the plaintiff is just a property speculator, I'll order a money judgement which, after spending more time and money, may or may not be collectable.Having actual experience litigating ownership over contracts and deeds, yes I'm that guy that lawyers love to bill big fees to.

If there is anyone successful within Southern Cal I would love to hear back from you.

Would love to talk to an RV park investor on this. 

I have aspirations to want to become a real estate investor one day but would love to learn the game through working for an investor or investing firm of some sort but I know for a fact that I don’t want to become a realtor.

I work with a ton of clientele from NY who love buying investment properties in the Columbus market for the growth and appreciation.

If you're open to sharing, I'd love to know what your Year One cash flow and cash-on-cash return are projected to be.Thanks!

I love any of the areas associated with Downtown san antonio.

They are mobile homes, and I would love to have this property under my belt, any advice to get me in the right direction.