Lots to learn and tons more questions to ask for sure but you are on the right path!

I am debating between these 2 countries Tennessee and Pennsylvania. where do you think is better to fix and flip an house from your personal experience, in terms of taxes, laws, renovation costs and the difficulty of selling the property?

My husband and I are jumping into the work of flipping houses, and we are wanting to move around the country and try different locations if possible.

@Jim CummingsGood article, the previous one you posted was from April but I thought Tarrant country began evictions again in June.

Not to mention, phenomenal hospital systems, the largest research university in the country, and THE best college football program in the nation...I'm certainly biased, though, as I've lived here my entire life.

It will certainly require extra paper work and the country where the income comes from also needs to be one of the accepted ones (which is most). 

The reason is simple: as unemployment increases around the country, more and more people are not going to be able to pay their rent.

@Khoa Nguyen I'm a real estate agent with RE/MAX (licensed in Indiana), and we have a large network of agents around the country, especially in the Orange County, CA area that are "investor friendly".

However, if you plan to hold them long term, the key is to pick an area you believe is in the path of progress.

I recently took a course in the built environment and the way different countries value mass transit and how they build real estate around it.