We have experience with clients that never visit us during their first acquisition, but eventually travel to see us.

We've come a long way from my initial introduction about a year ago so I wanted to say hello again for the first time.A year ago we were:Had a cashflowing property via traditional financingWere getting our hands dirty with our first flipLooking to learn about Creative Financing and NotesCurrently we are:Fine tuning our direct mail campaignFine tuning our business and business strategyLooking for creative financing transactions worth doing (subject2, lease-opt, wrap, delayed close, OWC)We go to The Outback meetings and are getting back in the habit of going to Phil Dwyer's Henderson meetupLooking for more REI meetups, groups, web conference callsLooking to connect and share with people actually investing full time (more meetups, more coffee, more war stories)This year:We are focused on acquiring cashflow but won't turn away smart capital gains transactions. 

I work with a airline, so travel is not a problem.  

Just curious as I self-manage one B property (actually travel 3.5 hours each way when necessary), but pay 8% for property management (plus repairs, which are higher than if I did it myself, but not excessively so) in the areas too far away from me to get there comfortably.  

To have the freedom to be home more with my kids as I travel a lot for my other job.

I use Airbnb a lot when I travel.

I have a clinic there and travel back and forth to Frisco each week.  

I used to travel down there in the 80's and I had a lot of good and different seafood.  

I've flipped homes out of state and spent a lot of time traveling and meeting my resources in person.

., costs of ownership, travel to the property for inspections) are not allowed if the property is held within the SD-IRA.