Many just rent a land base and travel, some have no land home and they have good tips on getting rid of stuff and making the move.

The only difference between you and them is that they actually live here, or travel here a few times during the year to check on those investments.Adding your salary for principal pay down is not a bad idea.

My suggestion would be to do some online research and reach out to somebody through the website to get more information but plan on actually going to some of the meetings (which means traveling to the respective city for a day or two each month).That being said, I don't know if you'll have much luck finding somebody who will want to partner with somebody who has no experience and no money to bring to the table.

I have a victorian aged building - though it is not "Victorian" in style - which had suffered a chimney fire that travelled down the ballon framed walls to the first floor.

It is very infrequent that I travel for work.

I travel back and fourth about twice a year and am now looking to completely recolonize myself and my family in California.

Water from the gutters is only meant to travel so far before moving into a down spout.

:)My goal within one year is hopefully to be able to quit my job, leave Corporate America in the dust forever and do Real Estate investing full time so I have more flexibility in my work schedule and more financial freedom to travel and give back to the community more than I can currently both with my time and my money.

I did a quick search in the Raleigh area and also Houston, but I guess I would really have to travel to these places to get a feel for the area.

We will have to make arrangement to travel to several targeted cities to check them out in the next couple of months.