This gives good info  https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/530/topics/1210621-sugg...

If not, this won't be too bad.

Also hope everyone's property made it through the worst of this storm as unscathed as possible.

This will make investing in midwest fairly simple.

This also leads owners to ASSUME simpler is better when it comes to management contracts.

Sure, the rates might be a bit higher, but for investors who need to move fast—especially in this market—the flexibility is worth it.Another trend we’ve seen is a shift in focus from appreciation to cash flow.

I'm a newbie considering investing out of state, so was wondering if an academy like this would help.Or will BP Pro plan give me everything I need?

We find properties down this way all the time for 200k - 250k, they need 100k and are worth 450k - 500k after.

Some land was sold off years ago without this issue, but I understand why the attorney can't guarantee clean title.Has anyone dealt with something like this?

I understand some of the possible implications of making this move would be a likely higher interest rate and lower NOI on the new investment but would like to get additional feedback on what other things I should take into consideration with this possible move from those out there who might have some experience in this realm.