I was wondering if anyone could advise on best strategy to decide on a niche, good forums, books and just any guidance would be appreciated.I would love to connect with good people nationally and locally and learn from each other (I often travel to Dayton, Lima, Columbus, Indianapolis and New York).Thank you and please feel free to drop a line anytime :)

Mark Kenney is hosting a pretty cool into course for next to nothing in Dallas if you travel at all.

I have been able to direct ads to the people I need like travel nurses, visiting interns and students.

I'm willing to travel and work for free I just want to learn everything I can before I'm licensed and start my real estate career.

For instance, before I lived in Colorado, I traveled around the world and always felt the need to see a new city abroad.  

For example, when you drive to your rental building to deal with a tenant complaint or go to the hardware store to purchase a part for a repair, you can deduct your travel expenses.If you drive a car or truck for your rental property, you have two options for deducting your vehicle expenses.

The owners are retiring and want to travel.

Because water travels down..."  

I am traveling abroad currently so I could not be there but for those that were in attendance I trust all found it to be more than beneficial.  

Our maintenance man had a death in the family recently and had to travel. he missed a full week, but luckily we have built relationships with other landlords around town, and they had their guys work with us.