Im from California though I'm possibly will go to the navy and will do my research about out of state investing while my time in the military since I've Seen investors point out there is a lot of potential such as better cash flow and I strongly agree.I feel like I'm getting to a process of learning and earning I know I can be earning more money with a civilian job though taking full advantage of my skill job and other things in the navy i can be better off.

The Louisville real estate market is strong and there are no reasonable economic indications that this will change in the next few years.

It's only 5 days on market, so if you're in a seller's market, you're not in a strong negotiating position.I have never found $/sf to be a reliable indicator of value. 

We did a $23 million retail re-fi, lender had to put earn outs for the rest. 98% occupied, strong tenants

I'd also strongly advice doing your due diligence and speaking with references, past landlords, and I would probably ask for some business contacts. 

Not to mention the USD to CAD conversion.I'm strongly considering investing in a pre-construction condo or town home in the area. 

Cash flow stays strong when I don't use it, and when I do use it, it's cheaper than using private or hard money.

Definitely an outdoor paradise with a strong emphasis on healthy outdoor activities, plenty to see and do, all the amenities you need without being in a crowded place.

@Anthony Marin I’ve been noticing that lately of course I strongly believe doing your homework is super important and can’t be stressed enough before deciding to invest in a certain area .

We do remote check in and ask the cleaner to send pics every time.We don’t make 2-4x the rental rate and are actually strongly considering what we want to do going forward. we’re reevaluating after the next busy season to see if we’re making enough to justify the work we’re doing, albeit minor.