When employees begin slacking and work is no longer being completed, your business suffers.

Hello Bigger Pockets,Let me start off by saying, I have been been monitoring the forums on and off since before I had any idea what anyone was talking about, and I would like to extend my gratitude for the plethora of information shared herein.

I don't believe it would extend to out of country property.

If you choose to abandon the property after that, you have not suffered any monetary loss even if the property value drops to zero.

Even with a decent down payment, lenders seem reluctant to extend a great deal of credit.

I like this idea as we can cash out and end up with a lower payment if we extend the term as we started with a 15yr mortgage on the Ramsey plan.

You also need to be prepared to evict and suffer vacancies.It is hard work at times, nothing comes free, and you will be splitting your time between studies and land lording.  

You have to remember to extend it yourself (or maybe I'm missing something).  

Hood is a great place for investors, but I have seen a few friends lose their shirts when an extended deployment occurred.

We left around 9:30 to stay in a hotel for the evening.First thing Sunday (7/10) morning we called the property management company explaining that we do not feel safe in the apartment and would like our first month and deposit back ($1600 that we had just given them the day before)Now, of course, they are not willing to give us our money back and are trying to say that Adam was suffering altitude sickness and that my sense of smell is just extra sensitive due to being pregnant.