We do it using the BRRRLO Model in the outskirts where @Bob Okenwa mentioned.We have a meetup tonight about analyzing numbers and 2 trainings at the end of the month on how to buy these types of properties locally.https://www.biggerpockets.com/...https://www.biggerpockets.com/...https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

I’m also a part-time military service member and will be gone for training from June 2020- November 2020.

Check out www.AllTheLeads.com for their training course on probate. 

It is a powerful way to grow your portfolio but it requires training, consistency and money.  

@Joe Marshall Brew City REI Club & Training Cafe will be having an event next week Thursday.

And to make a long-story short, there's no difference in their training.

It's a mile to the SunRail commuter train station, a short drive to two different corporate hubs: Maitland and Lake Mary, even closer to a large regional hospital, and the neighborhood is seeing quite a bit of rehab and development.

If you want to learn your market, real estate values and contracts, and the lingo, I recommend you get your license and work under a broker with good training.

My second question is, I'm going to be trained by the realtor, but I'm also thinking of buying the bundle on C.A.R.S that teach you to close a deal from start to finish, has anyone tried these courses? 

Can you commute from a cheaper location via train?