So as of today none of the family is traveling alone or unprotected .

no, but you learned and you grew in that field and you seem to be somewhat of an expert. at some point in your life, you were where you are now and you chose to travel down the path that you are on. that path lead you to things and knowledge that you never imagined when you were at the crossroads. you now find yourself at another crossroad. can you imagine the knowledge you may be facing if you follow yet another path???

Have you found our International Real Estate forum yet?

For my day job I travel quite a bit and visit with acquisition officers of REITs. 

Other tenants that are not too picky are hospital interns and college students. 

Pad expenses, including the total burden for park taxes, insurance, utilities (city water and sewer paid by the tenants), property management, my travel (6 trips/year @ $500/trip), snow removal, mowing, small advertising, signage, and road maintenance budgets.  

Borrowers will be confused and lenders that have not proactively prepared for the changes and transitioned their internal operations flows to accommodate the changes, will find themselves in deep doo-doo.  

I travel full time and currently am in Las Vegas for the year.  

That being said, one of my co-workers, who happens to be from Taiwan, has been looking into investing and introduced me to the existence of international lenders who don't have such restrictions (though they're tougher in other respects).

I would like to start in another state, I am a fireman and have enough free time that would allow me to travel.