I live in my hometown north of Youngstown, but I travel all over Ohio on a weekly basis.       

I travel all over for work  as long as the numbers make sense I'm all in.

I visited Cebu while traveling with the HS girl's volleyball team I coached when I lived in the Philippines.  

@Robert Prout Welcome to BiggerPockets@John Kent I from Atlanta, but looking to travel there next week.

I graduated college from Purdue university back in 2011 and have been doing the nomad thing ever since traveling around the Midwest and taking odd-end jobs.

No free lunch... go on one of the on line websites and buy a used  Guru information package. there will be plenty of good information in there and you only have to pay a hundred bucks or so for it.

Or option B, insurance / corporate rental/ assisted living, traveling nurses etc is more hassle obviously but one can utilize this house in parts if more cash flow is needed. 

This is also another factor of the local market because rental housing inventory is low and rents are high right now.   4) Because the economy is performing well and people have confidence in their financial futures, travel and tourism continues to thrive and thus our hotel.At any time, our local market can and will change and then we'll adjust our strategy for any new purchases based on the current dynamics.Hope this helps.... it's definitely a "it depends" kind of answer :) 

We’ve just passed the one year ownership mark, so I wanted to use this milestone occasion to update the BP community on our progress with the 18-unit package of condos that we purchased from a retiring landlord.First, a little background.

Account Closed I buy travel trailers, so it's a bit different than real estate, but I think the negotiation principles are the same.It depends on the property.