I would have to manage at a distance if I rented in Fort Worth so I'm just weighing my options.Well, I hope this info was useful for you. 

Many people invest in low cost long distance rentals. 

Equally, if you decide you don’t like the property/neighborhood after all, that your commute is too long, or that you want to get your kids into a better school district, you have the flexibility to do that.

I've been considering a foreclosure in other markets, and would love to hear more about how you made the rehab work, what challenges you faced due to your distance from the property, etc.

You still have to know the market, you still have to setup a team, you still have to do you dd...distance investing just forces you to get really good at doing all those things efficiently.

I currently live in Dublin in Ireland and I'm thinking about investing here (I have some long distance investments in Poland).

There appear to be some promising deals all across this state... any tips for moderately long-distance investing?

I recently started researching properties in the area that I'm interested in (long-distance investing in Wisconsin).

They're willing to work for hours on end, take business travel, commute excessively, miss their kids' life, have set limited vacations, etc.

We moved from IL to In for a better quality of life when it comes to commute, property taxes and closer to family.