Before i dive straight in, i am planning to do a trip to the US to feel out some of the cities and hopefully meet with some property managers to get their advice on areas.As i said above, i am very new but have been trying to soak up as much information daily as i can manage, and from what i have learnt, my plan would not be all that dissimilar to investing out of state.I was wondering if anyone has done something similar, and if so would be able to share any major unforseen hurdles that they weren't prepared for?

@Robert Kirkley, when I was your age, I would play this game to further squeeze my expenses down: when ordering fast food, I’d find what I want on the menu, subtract a dollar from that total, then use that amount to order something else.

I recently came across a listing in a great location that has a reputable fast food chain leasing the main floor and has 7 individual units above  to be rented out.

In the event delivery is delayed, rent shall be abated on a daily basis until you are offered possession.

They'll include an incentive for completing the work on-time or early, and a (weekly or daily) penalty for not finishing on time.

(That way, you can use one for weekly pages and one for daily pages.)A beautiful, simple cover—Black, vegan leatherette cowhide cover.

My wife and I pay attention to the local news on a daily basis and one thing I know for sure is that everyone will forget.

If people don’t know that you have assets, then they are less likely to sue because there’s no use in suing people that qualify for food stamps.

There are ways that you can create extra margin in addition to daily rent.

They are way more profitable than multi family and you can adjust room rates daily to capitalize on special events or be more competitive during slower of peak times.