Spend time to find a GOOD "boots on the ground" team in your preferred out-of-state market too!

Still looking for a property that has the ability to cash flow along with some built in equity to combat against future decline in property prices, which according to HAR.com latest press release it's already happening.

You betcha it is.Because your financing will be so much cheaper (and higher LTV), you can actually offer the seller a little bit more for the house to secure the deal, and still net the same or more at the end of the day. 85% LTV instead of 70% should let you keep a little more liquid to do the reno, to boot.

I invest in metro Detroit for 6 years and I did more than 100 deals.I am looking to fined a boots on the ground guy to help me handle my investments.

Can't say I would always be in a position to help, but if you need "boots on the ground" to check on a property I might be able to help. 

Only when needing the lower rate to qualify for the loan. 4.65% is very low, consider we did investing for decades with 10% money.Homes usually are held for 7 to 10 years, so your savings on interest is limited and it's tax deductible to boot. 1-your tax rate times the interest rate is your real after tax cost. 

DO Ohio from Ontario  secret it boots on the ground and great support teams  ...Its a pretty small world  and one does not need to be where one is investing  one just has to have great people there... if  I can be of assistance let me know  and I am always open to new locations if I have the proper support teams on the ground  ...look me up if interested

I'm most skeptical of being able to find the right properties and evaluate them accurately, all without boots on the ground.  

I can provide some boots on the ground service in Vigo County when you decide to start doing tax lien purchases.

I'm most skeptical of being able to find the right properties and evaluate them accurately, all without boots on the ground.