Seems like a hassle to own in another country.

And as we've seen repeatedly in this country, anything can happen to the economy of a small town, it can happen very quickly, and it ain't always good. 

Particularly important in this part of the country, because the chain of title stretches back a long way. 

I started a thread elsewhere and realized it was in the wrong spot, so I’m moving it over here.We’re about two months into a flip we’re working on in eastern suburb of Cleveland Heights, Ohio.

Cedar park is the 4th fastest growing city in the country, 5th most desirable in the country, et al. 

Basically to do what Paula does (plug to BP podcast 35), seeing 30 countries before age 30.The options: 1) Keep working, making 65-70k, saving $1k-$1,500 per month, and buy a triplex, live in it, use that cash flow to buy another 2-3 properties.

We have several people across the country that invest in vacation rentals.

The person your talking to is either a software program, or working in a call/email center in some country that pays them very little for their time like a sweat shop.

Thanks to AB&B, there are now city's across the country implementing and in some cases, banning short term rentals altogether. 

Hey guys, I'm an out of country Investor that has property investments in Indianapolis and Kokomo.