As you've probably read here, however, you will need to check the terms of your mortgage agreement for a "due on sale" clause.

I work with plenty of out-of-state investors who are seeing great success here in Ohio.Read this article on the "core 4".

Anyone had JTFoxx training and successfully closed any deals with his investment strategies?

Here is my situation.

Either I make a loss of $5000 deposit or pay extra $6300 to keep the same cashflow numbers in proforma the sales man showed me.I'll update my further experience here.

Perhaps the top of the market is actually here. 

Don't use some unknown entity from another state that no one here knows.I think both of these companies will shoot you straight. 

It's google-able, so won't try to explain it here... but often the biggest challenge of buying property # 2 is that they want to see a certain track record with property # 1 in order to offset the debt expense with rental income.  

I know especially here in Florida and the transient taxes on top of the others, we hired a professional to help us with our clients paperwork. 

Hey I build down here, I can connect you with my guy dm me