@zach A.

Everyone else - I'm glad you like . . . and it is even more powerful for the PRO users who can search for investors in other markets by zip and can see folks within various ranges of those areas.

A big item in that area.Do they understand transportation and hot spots.Do they have there own power team to work with and this relates back to being transactional - Contractor, Electrician, Plumber Etc.I know some active investors rehabbing up there and handle there financing.

By class A, I suppose it's more of a class of tenant I'm thinking about more so than say, the level of education.

@Jd Martin I like that idea, but isn't the bank going to see those HELOC funds as borrowed and it will mark against your borrowing power?

However is it located right next to a huge power line.

Knowledge is power.

I did feel like a I failed when I first step my foot out in the real estate game and didn't succeed but now I'm ready, its just a matter of taking that first step.

After that, you could outsource and hire a manager to do the management.The flipside of having the power to control everything is that can be alot of work (and a full-time job if you are putting in sweat equity...which you wouldn't be doing).

If they were to reverse, the USD could tank and you could end up with a nice currency gain, on top of your real estate income and appreciation.So, getting back to the timing, the USD has rarely given you that much buying power to buy overseas.