A little back story: I am a fulltime Travel OR/CVOR Nurse  and my wife and 4 girls travel with me wherever I go.

I will plan to do just 1 type from bathroom to kitchen and all other rooms (in preparation for my mom's future wheelchair usages).

I can offer value in ways outside of real estate itself--photography, videography, fine art, travel tips/consultation, etc.

Safe travels!

Plus the time commitment to manage a vacation rental isn't really an option for me since I travel a ton for work.Once I move out this place (plan is 5 years) I will definitely be on the Summer Rental MLS listing.

Make sure while you are in Korea that you travel the country and try to visit neighboring ones if you can too.

Hey guys, so a couple things are going on right now: my mom (who is a veteran) is ready to retire in peace but needs help to do so and I currently own a travel trailer and am looking for a place to park it and potentially live in it for a while.

Give it time to go to the credit bureau so it registers usage, and then pay it off so it can register a "Paid Tradeline", which gives you a few points each time.

If you have time to devote you can make the numbers work some places, but you really have to go there and spend time, develop relationships, get to know brokers....it's a ton of work and a ton of travel.  

IE if the norm is for gas to be paid by the tenant, yet your tenant has to pay their gas + hot water gas usage, it will "feel" more expensive to them and many applicants will pass (and you'll suffer higher vacancy).