A short 5 miles from the heart of Downtown lays the New Bern Civil War Battle Site, which is a 30 acre practically untouched area with placards giving plenty of information on the battle that happened there in 1862.

Nestled in the heart of the Ozarks, this charming town offers a wide range of attractions, from world-class entertainment and outdoor adventures to picturesque lakes and family-friendly fun.

He is also a licensed real estate broker in Colorado.Finally, I will be sure to take your "advice" to heart and research the source before I blindly believe what someone is telling me.  

It's a simple question to ask the owner.And if this property is part of a 1031, the current owners may have a change of heart on parting with this if there has been a big upside appreciation gain...they'll be taxed on a stepped-up basis and it might be sticker shock.

Auctions (Government or otherwise) are not for the faint of hearts or the inexperienced.

I live in North Conway (heart of the White Mountains) if you need any local info feel free to bounce it off of me.

My biggest advice for out of state investors is finding the right team members who has your best interest at heart (and not chasing a commission check or see you as a paycheck!).

It's not in my heart, but you do got it right.

They're all flippers at heart who extended their timeline just enough to get the[ tax benefit of 1031. 

also some don't'sdon't get overleverageddon't buy something just to buy somethingdon't be impatientdon't take out bad debtdon't buy a random property thousands of miles away (ideally at all) but if you have your heart set on this, don't do it unless you have a strong team in place that you've engaged with personallylocal is tuff enufflong distance is extra tuff