Hiring somebody from Austin, does not guarantee anything, I know several electricians that would do a great job for you, but you wouldn't want to pay them what they are worth and most likely wouldn't travel to Killeen.

I know nothing about the city, but I'm travelling there in about 3 weeks--if you know anyone I can talk to while I'm in the city, please let me know!

I am also not sure what he would mean by a "sellers" mentality...that brings up images of car salesman and traveling salespeople.I would say you need to have a business mindset, not a sellers mindset.

I have found it to be an area less traveled.

I am currently employing a PM, since the travel requirements of my job relegate me to an absentee owner.

This happens pretty much every week in the circles I travel in so to claim that the purchase price is the fair market or intrinsic value from an economic standpoint is patently inaccurate.

I travel for work two weeks a month.

The family and I will be relocating to the Baltimore/Washington area in the next couple months (as soon as we find or build a house).It will probably take us a couple months to figure out exactly where we'll be living, and in the meantime, we'll be traveling around the country, taking care of work stuff and visiting family and friends (including stints back in Atlanta and up in Maryland).We'll still be doing deals in Atlanta, and will likely be adding the Baltimore/Washington area to our list of farm areas.

Or she may have traveled somewhere, stayed at a hotel or had a guest staying over or any number of things.

I am an active duty Marine stationed in Missouri, and I travel to Texas roughly once a month to visit family.