Because;No single strategy can be used in all markets, all  situations, nor can the be duplicated with different people; andAll transactions are anchored in basic real estate principles and law, you need to understand the economics of alternative choices; andUnlike gurus, you can be assured that a real business school won't be injecting ideas and spin off opinions that may well be illegal or lead you to complicated legal matters. 

You'd be better off putting that money in an index fund (for the most part).2) From an economic perspective, there are some serious opportunity costs here that might as well put your cash flow in the red (Your time, better possible investments out there, etc.).

Barring some kind of real locational barrier -- like you live in a place with a really negative overall mindset or there's no economical opportunity or something -- moving just to be HAPPY isn't a great reason to move.

Personally, I like to learn how to do everything remotely for the experience and to gauge the value of having a property management company.There's a podcast called Florida Invest that I listen to (not nearly as entertaining or well put together as the Bigger Pockets podcast) that has good Florida real estate and economic related information plus I get news from my broker and MLS in Tampa.

They are both forms of economic consequence for violating the terms and conditions in a payment schedule.  

A testament to the economic diversity that has been built for the last 25 years. 

However, I'd rather not do my typical rental strategy on this one because the quality of the home isn't quite up to the standard that I like to keep (it's not bad, it's clean and safe) and it's too large a home for me to economically renovate it up to my normal standards.

I buy in depressed areas for the promise of economic comeback and high appreciation.

Good afternoon all,  We are in need of a good painter that is economical and dependable.

Study each town's economic growth: new home construction, revitalization efforts, new school campuses being built or planned for, new businesses coming to town, etc.