I am enjoying Nova Scotia due to affordable prices, appreciation in Halifax and landlord friendly province. 

@Jacob Pereira, @Vikram Jayaram - Yes,especially the price point at which one can enter into SFR investing in Austin.Also have friends local to Austin and from west coast investing there and have seen tremendous growth in potential over there.And my own numbers were working out to be quite decent.Besides,I already own a few rentals here in NoVA,so kind of diversifying so to speak.Homes here have become expensive with metro's extension to Reston/Ashburn and Amazon announcing their HQ2.I would have to admit though that I am lacking network/guidance on multifamily investing in the DC surrounds.

However, if a civilian with no VA entitlement assumes a VA loan, the seller does not get their entitlement back.

I would suggest reading a bunch in the forums for a different investment area or consider a house hack in NoVA, or moving your sites farther south. 

I grew up in NOVA and currently do property management in Virginia, Maryland, and DC.

Here are a few that do just that:Front Royal/Warren CountyLocated at the Northern end of the SNP and is the closest to NOVA and around 75 miles west of D.C.

Hi @Richmond Williams, I live in NOVA and invest both in Baltimore and NOVA. 

@Babatunde Akinpelu I live in Nova Scotia.

Goldman Sachs, Instinet, Terra Nova, to name a few brokers.Chris, its a safe bet that if you trade Forex or stocks, you will lose money.

I found a website called Nova Credit that can convert your local credit history into a US credit score if you come from Canada, UK or Australia.