Normally I say you can find everyone, but many of the sellers were moved/retired out of the country, not easy access to notary, etc. or maybe the die and so that leaves the buyer in somewhat of a difficult situation to resolve.

Out of the country investors got pitched to buy the cheapest, distressed row homes in inner city areas of the US like Philadelphia and Baltimore. 

I cannot speak for other investors in other areas of the country but it is common in San Antonio. 

I am searching country wide for upcoming beach markets and Im all ears!

It is out in the country so it’s surrounded by farm land so idk if a storage facility is worth it.

Were generating leads all over the country and the lot sizes vary greatly as well.

My market is one of the most expensive in the country and I wanted to ask the BP community any advice you have with investing in a market where prices tend to be on the higher side (Ex: most multifamilies are north of 700,000 -1.5 million).

You are invested in one of the best RE markets in the country (case Shiller ranks it 3rd highest return for residential RE for this century in the country).  

Then, the builders came from all over the country as South Tampa became the number One place in the US to buy Tear Down wooden houses to build Two Story Block houses and Townhomes, with 80% building square footage to lot size.

Check out Rochester and Buffalo too, they're both top #10 cities by cash flow in the country at the moment