I am taking a job in the area in about a month and want to lay the groundwork to hit the ground running.Just a little background on my situation... my wife and I are from the region and are moving closer to family after having spent the last 6 years in the Syracuse area.

I plan on doing all the ground work myself regarding any upkeep and managing.

I plan on doing all the ground work myself regarding any upkeep and managing.

In residential language, I would explain my plan as building a single zero lot line home while setting groundwork to later build the second.

It’s your place with your rules . it’s a serious matter, because it sets the ground work on where you stand and how you fIrmly plan to manage the property

I'm also laying the groundwork so that if there is a market downturn I'm ready to take advantage of it with my own funds and the network of people behind me that like what I'm doing right now.

As someone who plans to relocate for her long distance relationship, I’m sticking it out for a year or two in my state building up my portfolio a tad and laying the groundwork for a small passive income.

After that’s all set up it’s arguably easier than buying locally as your team doesn’t most of the ground work for you.

I could do some ground work for you if you'd like to help you out? 

To top it off, you have to try to do all these things while simultaneously juggling the myriad other details of your life while laying the groundwork to become a full-time investor.There just isn't enough time in the day, is there?