This belief has let me run long distances out of breath and in pain, but I never quit because I knew that the only way I would quit is if my body gave out.So for you I see you working until you have a significant emotional event or life altering event where you figure out that what you are doing is not providing the results that you once enjoyed mentally, physically, financially. 

During my long commutes to class taught myself how to invest in ETFs and some stocks with pretty decent success.

We are thrilled to finally see a home that has everything we need and even a few great things we want in our price range and with the ideal commute.

Pre-COVID I was in/out of these cities pretty regularly for events and all of them are easy weekend driving distances to each other.

If retirement is still far off in the distance maybe focusing on developing a real estate portfolio to ultimately fund the home of your dreams for retirement.In summary, there are so many factors that go into determining where to invest, but start with the end in mind. 

Our goal right now is to invest in multi-family properties by building relationships with those professionals in the various roles of real estate investing.I'm hoping to connect with and learn from as many of you as I can, and especially those who have experience in long distance multi-family investing.

Keep your distance! 

I have been doing research and reading books about rental property at a distance.

He’s selling bc he’s sick of being a long distance landlord.

Does anybody have experience with using a prepaid legal service for investing/rental/contracts for long distance investing?