Much depends on location, but San Diego is a good location for tourism and business travelers alike.As for why more people don't do it...I'm sure a lot of folks assume it's harder and more draining (physically and financially) than it really is.

People have predicting this for years the issue is that people keep living longer and able to physically and financially afford staying in their homes longer than prior generations.

I think thats the difference - because I have someone that is willing to really put in work like myself  - she will physically be out there with showings and checking on maintenance etc. rather than me wait for an email or the system to update. 

Monthly Cash-flow is now just below $300, but I was also able to pull out cash (PML funded the purchase at 75% of ARV) that was created out of thin air.Just note, this all works best when the property is both physically and financially distressed and there is little equity or even owner is upside down.

If you upload some pictures you might get some little bits of helpful info here, but it shouldn't take the place of a physical site visit.

My question is, since the property is going to be under both of our names, do both of us needs to physically live in the house Or I can only live in the property and he can live where he is living right now.

My opinion of the Atlanta market is formed from physically being in the market, talking to tenants, walking the units, talking to property managers.

She attributes much of her success to having physical images, pictures, minitures, etc. of the material things she wanted.

In fact it was just the opposite, speculation on digital architecture (ie: blockchain, web3, metaverse, apps) neglect and delay of public/private investment (think oil refineries) a generation or two that lost years of education and work skills practice and training and an overconsumption and misallocation of physical resources..the world created 1 Trillion masks at a cost of $400B..a few billion of which reached the oceans..https://www.foxnews.com/politi...All of these factors are inherently inflationary.

He has bad credit, very little cash to begin renovations himself, and is also just beat down physically).