Great question @Matt F. I

With the purchase of my current rental, once it is leased out, I will be FI.  

I’ve seen on a few FI blogs where those who have achieved as little as $2k/m in income decided to move to inexpensive parts of the world.

The re-fi was about $3249 in fees and another $831 in pre-paid interest. 

How does one choose between a state with a lower cost of living that would propel their FI journey and a state that they think is awesome?

@Daren Card  Take a look at www.MBTA.com and scroll to the "Commuter Rail" section to get an idea of what train service looks like.I think this is a FAR better option for getting into the city than driving, especially now that the trains have wi-fi.

I am willing to assist in anyway I can for investors in the GA market.Semper Fi,Scott Wilson

If you give your desired ROI, Cash Flow, rehab amount, and Neighborhood (A,B,C,D,F) I can point you towards the appropriate market.Good Luck!

I am hesitant due to the fact that I don't have a buyer and assignment contract that is specific to SC. I

I am seriously considering and starting the process of looking into building a high end mobile home park in Cottageville, SC.  I