I will add to what Bill Gulley saidWhen researching an area, look for employers, what are they payingI use wiki.com Look to be near and interstate where a lot of people drive-byMy two brothers live in Utah and it's very sparse

One bad section of pipe surrounded by lots of good copper.Wilson - FEMA recommends any mold growth greater than 25 square feet should be handled by a professional mitigation firm.  

And best part, I'm only a 40 minute drive from Concord! 

Even with the two markets here in NC that are an hour apart, I don't want to have to drive back and forth a lot to different attorneys. 

does anyone has any info on investing in fire damage properties  was driving for dollars  this morning  and noticed a lot of properties with fire damage 

I did a great prehab deal in Aliamanu a couple years ago by driving for dollars while I was already in the neighborhood for another lead.

I'd also start driving around your new town and start learning about where you live as well.

I drive through Bakersfield at least once a month to go to backpacking in the Sierra's.  

I am in Austin so easy drive.

Also, both tenants pay online now, rather than driving 30 miles into the previous management company location.