>>I do think it's possible, but those of us who aren't loaded with that kind of dough are going to have to be creative- partnerships where all parties are bringing $ to the table, some BRRRR, and some willingness to go Southeast and be patient for some great equity and cash flow acceleration.  

Their commission is the only thing keeping me from making a profit, but the thought of managing remotely on my own 300 miles away is intimidating.  

Only requirement is that I live within 50 miles of one of my sites.

(they aren't really mountains but big hills, very pretty) or live in the Mississippi delta in the southeast.

I have heard a lot of horror stories because you can't evict people from their homes right now, and the seller could be considered a tenant if you let them stay after closing) You can even go the extra mile and help arrange a moving company or help find them a place if that is another hurdle for them.

I am getting $975 and $1000 a month for a two bedroom duplex I own just 1.5 miles away in the same zip code.

I live 100 miles away so I live in the rehab during the week.

He rents to students, but if that market dried up for any reason, he's still within a few miles of downtown San Diego, near 2 major freeways, and is just a few miles from the coast, so his rentals would still be attractive to enough people to keep them rented.Just food for thought.

The West Lake Project is a subsection of the larger plan that stretches for 8 miles from the Hammond south shore train station to Dyer, IN.

These are custom homes about a mile or so from the ocean.