If they pay on time don't rock the boat but let's say you want to be a hard-core landlord and rock the boat, and they say I am giving you my 30-day notice, then you will feel like an ***.

If necessary, don't feel compelled to wing it or dig a deeper hole.

Whenever you are buying a property out of state you should do a few things to ensure it's as smooth as possible.Don't buy in the roughest neighborhood in the urban core.

It's unlikely they would as, if they did so, the property's title is clouded and they would have to wait for it to go through the courts before the sale was compelled.

TIA,Laura It does not matter where you start as long as you develop your Core 4.

Your breakdown definitely shows a compelling case for investing in good deals and doing great rehab before successfully refinancing.

@Paul SandhuGeez man, you are hard core…

This could mean visiting, seeing properties, networking, building your Core 4, etc.Or you can check out previous threads on BP about which specific markets and sub-markets OOS investors buy in.

If they are giving 6% preferred on a class A asset in an urban core with population and job growth, that's a great deal. 

Personally I do not care for the hard core selling tactics of Dallas REIA.