We plan on keeping it indefinitely and passing our property to our children.  

Go to school, get good grades, go to college, get a good job when you graduate, save for retirement, work 40 years for a company, you'll be okay.You're challenging that. 

I want to move out in 5-6 years once I have children.

I have a good grasp on what I can get siding, windows, trim, interior/exterior doors, decks, guttering roofing, flooring, landscaping and concrete done for and who to use/where to source materials, along with electrician/plumbing -- lacking site prep, foundation/framing/roof trusses cost -- I could get the cost of the rough in from a buddy who runs a plumbing co.My challenges are A - not being able to be there all day to run things, and B - still missing some of the key contractor connections.  

My big challenge I see in front of me is breaking into and building a network of local investors. 

I challenged folks to show me that over 5 years period (I am sure those returns are a lot less).

If it's a house just in the town, where the kids have to get a parking permit to keep their car on campus- it may be somewhat challenging to keep all the rooms rented.

My wife is about to sit for her Real Estate license exam and we're both excited about what this industry has to offer.We have 3 children and really enjoy what this area of the country has to offer our family with the business and recreational aspects.

If you are considering out of state investing, please check out my new blog post and let me know your thoughts:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/7956/48618-6-b...Thanks!

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