I've never even been to the area so it's more just an exercise in thought.Are you boots-on-the-ground in the area?

We also saw the Fed print lots of dollars which contributed to rapid inflation which let to the Fed raising interest rates to combat it.

It's out of state for me so my Dad is boots on the ground for me. 

You will need to travel 2-3 times a year to gain traction or work with a solid boot on the ground or start as a passive investor in Syndication or JV.You will also need to get proper legal and accounting advice to determine which entity would be best to own assets in the US if you are an NZ Citizen. 

If you are in the city use those boots on the ground to your advantage and find a great buy.

If you don't have an amazing boots on the ground team in Baltimore, you will get crushed. 

In my opinion, the most important part of this the realty company's boots on the ground.

I mean, it sounds really nice to have several properties paid off in 15 to 20 years.I am looking at Tennessee and Georgia because I have boots on the ground there.

Plus you can’t homestead so you get smacked with high taxes to boot  

I have some friends there that could help me out for “boots on the ground” and I wanted to use that advantage to invest my time there.