@Jenn Sherdon I have been keeping my eye out on cabins and I think I have finally found something.

It is a mechanical device so it WILL fail and always need to keep an eye on it.

I have had someone from out of state invest with me, but he has come to the city and been inside the properties he's invested in so he's seen them with his own eyes (one had tenants at the time and he saw how nice they kept the place).I have also had investors from AZ and VA see my properties and I am showing someone from Canada my properties and properties in the area this weekend.

Need a little eye of the tiger and be hungry for what you do.

His wife never worked, three kids, has more than he needs, a saint of a man, a high school education and successful in life in eyes.

Id keep a wary eye out if your an out of state investor.

The difference between those 3 spots (Even between #1 and #2) is eye popping.

My only regret after 25 years in the Corps was not buying a multiplex I had my eye on in Oceanside back in ‘98.

I ended up buying a book that caught my eye, "Millionaire by Thirty" by Douglas R.

Get yourself a few basic tools and attempt the easier repairs yourself and if you can't figure it out, get a pro to do it, but steal with your eyes (look over their shoulder) and learn something from them.