Plus, we would have our place to enjoy when we go down there.Does anyone have any advice or a direction to go?

I personally love Montana and have a lot of family friends who have moved up to the Kalispell/ Flathead Lake area but I don't think she would like how long, cold and grey the winters are haha.Also, I have to consider schools and access to sports etc for my boys since playing sports on top competitive teams was something I thoroughly enjoyed growing up. 

First, I enjoy a good challenge that requires me to figure things out, and I am in need of a new challenge.

Let me start with saying I'm really enjoying all the helpful information out in BiggerPockets land.

Let her watch her home remotely on my iPhone via cameras or even go and visit on occasion, I say.

As you know, the Pittsburgh standard treatment that tenants get here is having a thick lease thrown at them by a property manager or landlord who looks at their watch and sighs in irritation if the tenant should have the temerity to want to actually read what they're signing.

It’s tomorrow at 6pm in Manhattan Beach, California.I really enjoy helping others and adding value, I’m here anyways for the day so if you have questions about getting into real estate investing, or specifically about the Utah or Boise markets I’d be more than happy to help.Feel free to reach out and ask questions.Join me at Out of State Apartment Investing Mastermind - South BayThanks all!

I really enjoy listening to Keith Weinhold, Robert Kiyosaki, M.

I would start trying to include her in a lot of your REI research such as, reading Robert Kiyosaki's book Rich Dad Poor Dad, have her watch Biggerpockets podcasts on Youtube with you, start having her more involved in your finances.

You've traded extra potential return from forced equity for the luxury of having your time and energy back and having someone else shoulder the rehab risks.For some investors who don't work full time or just think DIY stuff is enjoyable, it seems crazy to trade away forced equity return for convenience, which is where a lot of turnkey naysaying comes in.