"Investing" in KC can mean many different things and being a remote investor has its own challenges.

If you're up for the challenge and have the #: https://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Francisco/1385-19th-...This one came on.

I'm pretty new to the game and I'm wondering how much of the challenge I should take a hands on approach in... 

Hello, my name is Michael Kuhn.After going thru a Lifetime of bad experiences, suffering, & challenges over the last 8 years, we are starting a new venture to help us make decent money and gain back control over our Lives: Real Estate.  

Condos definitely present their own set of challenges just like a single family house.

I personally don't have rentals in Nashua at all, although I live there (not in a bad area, obviously)The reason I recommended she stay away is that for a first rental, there are lots of challenges and learning curves. 

Good evening,I may be looking for a partner as well, however we are more looking in the 140-200k price category in Riverview, Brandon and Valrico.As of now, we are looking to purchase the home with a conventional loan, turns out to be a little challenging since most of the better deals are lot of times cash only since a lot of the properties don't qualify for a home due to not being whats considered livable.My plan is to purchase a home, live in it for about 4-6 months, do most of the rehab myself and sell it.

wow @James Stokes great job,use your kids as your inspiration to give them a great start in life Nobody should be able to use their challenges in their daily life as an excuse not to invest

 Thanks Guys for all the input,    The challenge at  first is the 1st contractor has the master Plan to the project, this is my second rehab I am still trying to learn on the process.

I would love to hear your stories of investing in a down market, how you prepared for the "wave", your expectations v.s. reality, challenges and resolutions, and ultimately how everything - including the anxiety and uncertainty - payed off!