You'll want to especially hang outin the parts of the forum devoted to financing and notesand anything related to that.Read the posts, ask your questions, and join in the discussions.Again, Welcome.

if it is an expense related to your property, it can, so since a property manager is an expense, you will be able to.

I have relatives around the Chesapeke Bay, hear a lot of good about that market.

Prices are relatively low and may have some time to go before they max out.

Managing our current house from afar, if we do relocate, doesn't really concern me because we have friends who could do repairs on an as needed basis, and the house is relatively trouble-free.

As you build a relation ship with them, they will not always require to put away 6 payments.3. yes, you would need to be purchasing 60% or below so there is room for the payments, costs, and fix up.

I am a relatively new investor here in SW Florida.

Land sounded interesting because being in Riverside County, I'm still relatively close to opportunities where I can use my knowledge of the area I live in or have lived in to help me evaluate.

The problem is that there is currently a squatter who is a relative of the former owner still occupying the property.

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