I'm born and raised on he island of Maui, and have been a real estate agent now for 4 years.  

You should be able to can purchase starter income producer by railroad on the north shore of Long Island with 70K down. 

The gains there pale in comparison to what your condo flip gains today, if you had held onto it.Next market crash though I'm in SF and Mercer Island...

We just bought our first investment property, a 2-unit home on the island of Vieques, Puerto Rico. 

Once we finish with the light cans, flooring, granite throughout including the huge kitchen island, the property will look great.

I looked at Tybee Island as well and while regulation is not a problem, properties are quite expensive as well.My thought is to purchase a large residential home on Whitmarsh or Wilmington Island which is half way between downtown and the beach. 

(not Savannah city or Tybee Island)

1 - establish relationships with at least two new private money lenders.2 - rehab and resale at least 3 houses3 - bring in a new full time sales agent4 - captain an overnight trip to the channel islands on a small sailboat5 - complete daily workouts to rehabilitate injured shoulders until spring6 - be less focused on politics and macro issues....be more focused on tasks and project management.7 - complete permitting for KVRC riverside park project (volunteer position)

Thinking about Savannah, Georgia, Tybee Island Georgia and Las Vegas, Your thoughts and why, for MTR.ThanksSteve Bebek 

Hi @Dan Durusky,Have you considered looking at investment properties in Rhode Island or south eastern MA where prices are a lot lower?