I am currently planning on staying in the NYC area while I start my career, save up capital and continue to educate myself on real estate, but eventually I would like to move out of New York to start investing somewhere more affordable.

Thought I'd share with you step by step how we move thru the process and such, since there seems to be alot of folks asking if anyone has done this, or just researched it.

Sometimes it is just easier to pay the tax and move on.

I expect to hear, and can work with a sponsor who bluntly acknowledges that they are behind on their NOI targets, and need to move forward from here.

Someone has to have a 60" or larger TV they would be willing to move once a month!

Thanks for all the support and messagesThere is no requirement for you personally to do the moving.

Now we move to the fun part of what to do next and how best to move forward with financing. 

Hi Obed, mainly less up-front capital (furnishings etc.) and a diversification strategy as more people are moving to FL.

The market does slow in the winter, but people still move, especially in areas with decent weather.You need to study the market constantly and know how you compare to the competition.

I've got some equity in my home that might help me get started, but I'm not sure what the best move is.I'm also thinking about getting a mentor.