Also, just start consuming as much BP content as you can in terms of podcasts, forums, blogs, etc.

Hey @John Jones, I would say the most time consuming part of rental properties is the leasing. 

@Ryan BeckerWhen overseas, I have signed in a consulate and by video with a Virginia attorney.The consulate option was more expensive and time consuming AND I know that in some countries they are closed nowadays.

For now, at least, the U.S. market seems to have what international investors want: solid, healthy cash flows and strong returns.

However, I have read most of his books and consumed all of his free content.

-We like the outdoors, healthy living and occasionally train crossfit.

I'm not saying that's a bad idea but that's time consuming. 

I like the idea that there is a pipeline of new consumers coming in all the time.

It is due to the low inventory and high demand with 250+ people a day moving to Phoenix, and also with our healthy local economy, low property taxes, strong rental market ( for landlords) and growing tourism sector, who wouldn't want to live here? 

Remember, these expenses must be take with a healthy dose of skepticism.