I'm sure it is just like buying property locally, but I wonder about the inspection aspect for out of state investing. 

Hello Everybody,My name is Nick Brown, I am originally from Medford, NJ and moved down to Fort Lauderdale in July to start a job as a sales associate for a technology company.

I was more or less pushed out not having much business, so I fell back into my other passion computers and information technology (IT).

I love the tax free aspect of it of course.  

Trying to learn every aspect and start investing ASAP.

They are always asking us to give them another copy of their signed lease if they need to check something.One unique aspect to owning in Toronto is that we get a partial property tax refund for any space vacant longer then 3 months.

If you can get those two aspects in place it is definitely easier. 

One of the best (and also worst) aspects of wholesaling is that the market will tell you whether you have a deal or not pretty quickly.

The negative aspects I truly believe are more than compensated for in my strengths because of it.As for being arrogant, i'm actually a lot of things worse than that :)   It all stems from not being too worried about what others think of me and simply trying to get my point across as quickly as possible.  

Think of each one as a short course on different strategies or aspects of your REI Investments or business.