I'm looking ahead in the distance at that big black cloud called Foreclosure!

I'd like to recommend either reading or listening to David Greene's book on Long-Distance Real Estate Investing. 

What we came to is people are more willing to live outside the city if their commute is made easier through technology.

I want to keep my distance from renters, and honestly gives more flexibility with an ever-changing life in the military.

To the long distance landlords, Who is your "boots on the ground" person?  

My long distance real estate investors, before buying your first out of state property how did you know when to take that leap and follow through with the property & what are somethings I should make sure I have checked off my list before I take the leap.

I think it is tough to do long distance. 

I think in general, these crowdfunding sites make me nervous since you're distancing yourself even more from the original investment.Most crowdfunding doesn't really do great due diligence on RE investment (just like the DST brokers) since they're selling securities and not properties.Then, from my understanding, you're acting like a passive equity investment. 

We are long distance real estate investors who live in Denton TX and invest in Ardmore OK.

The core 4 is David Greene’s strategy for long-distance and made up of a realtor, contractor, property manager, and lender.