I am filling out the landlord identity registration form required in NJ, and I am not living in the same county as the property.

Good morning,I’m looking at a 4/2 brick home on an acre Lot in AL and I live in FL.

I'm an investor living in Brooklyn. 

I am not an expert in that zip but lived there years ago. 21215 is bad north of nothern parkway and worse south of that.

Hi everyone,My name is Jess Derr and I live in Charles Town (not to be confused with Charleston!)

There's so much to learn in the industry, glad you have a plan of how you want to invest.You're in a great market in the Phoenix area, I invest and live in the area myself.

@Victor Nguyen for starting out either is fine if the numbers work, but if you do a duplex I would recommend starting with the a side-by-side duplex the first time you do one rather than a multi-floor building.The reason being is that managing multis (duplexes) with tenants living over each other come with different problems such as noise complaints, and can limit your options accepting pets.

I would live in the vacant unit.

Not to say that you can't jump to long distance investing right away but if you don't have any experience I would try to at least invest in one property within a 1-2 hour drive from where you live.

You've lived in the property for at least a year which is the expectation for FHA loans.