was travelling in Canada past few weeks.

I think its a solid plan for him since he travels between here and Bulgaria and believes there is a good recovering market there.

This way I could set up a home office in my primary and deduct business expenses like home office and utilities involved in running it and travel expenses to and from investment property etc. and I assume after depreciation and other expense deductions I would show a loss on paper for the investment property and not pay tax on my rental income.My goal is very modest, in 15 years to have 20k/year in cashflow coming in and a million dollars networth.

Here is another few tips which came to mind as we were hosting a large student open house today.Sublets - Even though it may not be required, advertise that you allow sublets, since many students have ideas or thoughts of traveling abroad.

Regardless, I'm willing to travel.

I lived in Shreveport for 4 years while I was stationed at Barksdale AFB and loved traveling to Nola a few times a year.

I enjoy restaurants and business in general but success for me required 60+ hours a week in addition to quite a bit of travel.

And it's more efficient for me.All of this has come into play because I do work a full time job and travel quite a bit.

I live in the eastern Tampa Bay Area but am willing and able to travel all around the area and down to Sarasota (and farther if needed) for meetings and connections.I look forward to connecting with those of you locally who feel like sharing knowledge and even working together to help strengthen this area.

Personally, at this stage of my life, I choose to work from home, travel a lot with the family when I can, and leave the on-site micro-management of properties to others (so that I can be free to "chase the next deal" online from wherever I may roam - which leads me to invest in condos (essentially hassle-surprise-free), setup online infrastructures for management (managing teams via emails and telephone as opposed to managing properties hands-on), and aim for a multitude of "spreadsheet" properties as opposed to two or three "big money making" ones, which would necessitate personal attention in most cases.