Simply moving the funds to a savings/money market/mutual fund account that will be taxed annually on earnings is not desired.

However, is the best approach investing in multiple properties in your hometown with high cashflow and high vacancies more beneficial and does it out weigh the stress of vacancies when you are getting started?

Those costs per square feet don’t seem to make it financially beneficial to build the additional units.

If a CPA would be beneficial/cost effective, does anyone have recommendations for a investor friendly CPA in the Raleigh NC market?

That being said I think a consistent ad presence can be beneficial.

I guess what I am saying is that you need to be ready at all times for a financially beneficial situation that may arise.

Hey @Mark Delosreyes -- it may be beneficial to look into working with a non-bank direct lender that focuses in/on investment properties only.

it was only for 3 months, but the insights I gained were very beneficial. 

I would also like to connect with Stagers and Property Managers that have any advice on how to start in those particular industries.If you have any advice or interest in the areas I can point out beneficial projects lets start a convo!

I did two before in 2017, and it was tight then, days left in one case.But now it's 12 days away and no luck in my area.I started to look at multi family and single family that have sat 3 months hoping to go mutual and found out the hard way why they have sat; the seller and their agent advising them have unreasonable prices and demands (one guy wanted 60k over comps and 5k earnest money to keep as soon as we were mutual 🙄🙄🙄)So I'm tempted to buy in Florida out of state and eat the property management costs.