@Adam LaceyClosing one later this month and have another under contract.So I am finding them.They are not cheap and they aren’t “deals” per se but rather solid long term investments in a booming area.Greenville especially of off the hook so much mew construction and investment everywhere you turn.

I would try to find a market with solid fundamentals that is either near where you live, easy to travel to, or somewhere that you plan to visit anyway.

-Some quick-sellers use cheap hardware material only to maintain the outlook.This being said, you’ll have to do the rehab on your own so it may suit your personal branding.

Cap rates are tied to investor risk tolerance and debt is cheap so risk is less — therefore cap rates compress.

YOU NEVER HAVE TO PAY TO TRAVEL AGAIN!

There are a lot of markets here that may be options (may) such as Salt Lake City, Hurricane (capture travelers to the national parks), Garden City (aka Bear Lake) or more expensive markets like Moab or Washington County (St.George).

Frankly, I consider that cheap for books, classes and education. 

We have relocated from a city closer to my wife's work and we travel a lot ( 5 months and a half last year ) .

There are cheap blinds from Walmart.com for most sizes.

Just traveling workers with a per diem.