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My concern is how much money goes into the management and travel involved.

My husband and I traveled to the Grand Mayan Resort in may, 2014 for a week's vacation.

I don't think being an "appreciation" investor is smart for those with shallow pockets, I can support the occasional hiccup with other income.It seems out of state investors never want to calculate their traveling expenses either and I can't imagine buying a house I've never seen, I don't care who is selling and how well I know them.  

HOW MANY PEOPLE HAVE YOU HEARD MOANING ABOUT HOW THEY REGRET CHASING THEIRE DREAMS OR TRAVELING THE WORLD?

If the house has been vacant, ask them what the average usage is on a house that size and what the cost is per cubic foot, or however they bill it. 

I travel around and have lived in many areas.  

Dealing with the sense of guilt that this is his money (as he needed it badly before he passed), I have thought long and hard about making sure I use it in a way that he'd want me to (he was a huge proponent of traveling and seeing the world), and furthermore, weigh my options in regards to investing.

I was a International freight forwarder, which is like a travel agent for cargo.

If you happen to live in an area (or are comfortable travelling to an area) where it is efficient (I'm arbitrarily saying efficient is that for every 100 properties you view, you make 10 offers, of which, 1 is accepted), the the rest of this point is moot since that is fairly easy to scale up (as in a small team can probably view 1000 properties annually while the wealth is compounding).