If you don’t …..be prepared to receive several tickets for things you didn't know your tenants were supposed to (you really since you are the landlord) do.8.

I would say look at a few cities in Texas or Arizona but flights to those cities are about the same price and the cash flow won't be much different, depending on the deal.

You will get to know the big ticket items and the price it runs every time.

I will say the countless negative reviews on Google have truth to them and we put in over 20 warranty claim tickets on our brand new home within months of moving in.

I was also at first ticket.

Not sure how to put the link but you can get tickets for 10$ on Eventbrite or worst case at the door I’m sure 

Are you in a flight path.

I got bad financing, had negative cash flow, overpaid, house had way too many big ticket items that needed updating (roof, furnance, etc...).  

This not an area of investing I consider, but some of the thoughts that come to mind are the big ticket items:1) cost to install septic system;2) cost to install well;3) cost to distribute hydro to the new building; 4) how challenging will it be to get trades to work in the area. #3 & #4 are the two biggies in my mind.

I know that David Greene doesn't totally agree with this, but cash-flow plus conservative leverage is the ticket.