I had a knack for finding the deals,  Had credit ratings and relationships with the financial institutions.

Out of state Investing is always a much more involved venture, but it's certainly not out of possibility as long as you are fully educated in that market, have analyzed several properties, have visited or if unable to personally visit have a real estate professional that can tour and offer you an unbiased opinion, have your financial resources in check and have a good team of people in place there, especially when you can't be.

I was flying high and couldn’t wait to start my journey of becoming financially free through real estate.

I am looking to get into 6-12 units and I find Leominster ( or Worcester ) generally financially attractive.I don’t, however, have any experience in that market in terms of rental outlooks, neighborhoods, Vacancies, help, management companies, snow removals etc..I have looked at many More affordable areas including Lynn, Lowell, City of Worcester - but I find myself somehow pulled towards Leominster.

I'm on that journey that I'm sure many others here are on to one day find financial freedom.

In other states, you can continue even after accepting part of the money owed.Once a tenant deposited directly to our account after we had password protected depositing to prevent it. 

My rational is that he would be financially invested and have more motivation to do a good job and meet deadlines.We agreed to set up an LLC try 3 flips together.

@Michael Glaspie Depends on the size and how quickly the seller can provide a rent roll, leases and financials incl bank statements.

Where are you financially?

When did job type become a protected class?