Make sure while you are in Korea that you travel the country and try to visit neighboring ones if you can too.

Hey guys, so a couple things are going on right now: my mom (who is a veteran) is ready to retire in peace but needs help to do so and I currently own a travel trailer and am looking for a place to park it and potentially live in it for a while.

If you have time to devote you can make the numbers work some places, but you really have to go there and spend time, develop relationships, get to know brokers....it's a ton of work and a ton of travel.  

It is a daily habit to listen to a podcast and analyze houses.

I can see by your expense list.When you become a grown up you will see a list like this:Mortgage  and insuranceCar payment and insuranceGas billElectric billTrash serviceCable billInternet billWedding costsKids and costs associated with them- club soccer/ travel baseball/ private schoolYou get what I am saying.At this stage in your life you are doing really well.  

One comp does not a market make.Gotta love slumlords who continue to collect rent even if the unit is not habitable.

He is a new traveller with no reviews. 

I have family in the area and travel out there at least a couple times a year.   

She left before I call the police, and I was going to wait outside, as I had no idea if she's crazy, or how crazy.Then I moved back to New York, and I'm in the habit of forgetting to lock the front door, sometimes leaving the keys hanging outside the door.

These are my results:Purchase Price: $336kDownPayment: $90k (including closing costs)Reno: $97kCarrying Cost: $11.5k (Not including missed rental income from huge delay or mortgage payments- but does include travel expenses, all utilities during reno time,insurance)4 units: rental income $5600