@Chris AndersonAccount Closed  you gentlemen are referring to East Coast Sherrifs sales.the OP is based in Washington.. 

You may also check out Chris Piper's thread (I posted a link to it in my thread (https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/1197244-how-to-do-wholesaling-right-in-maryland-east-coast-and-nationwide) .

Some of those investors also own beach properties on the east coast and are seeing good returns there as well.

STRs are super popular in Charleston, but there's a lot of regulation now that's only getting worse, as well as some saturation issues.HOI costs will be higher east of I95 in SC for the most part.

I currently have a 2 unit house in the village of East Syracuse that I currently house hack.  

Some of the top rated schools, downtowns, neighborhood, and safety ratings in the North East.

The other thing I notice and this goes from East Coast to west coast northern border to southern border is the poor have an affinity for red or black gauze like curtains.

Most of my clients purchase turnkey investment properties in areas like Old North, Merion Village, Southern Orchards, Old Towne East/King-Lincoln Bronzeville, Driving Park, North Linden, North Hilltop, Franklinton, Reynoldsburgh, and Hungarian Village.

I feel that VB is one of the most protected markets on the east coast (in the south) from hurricanes.

The northern coast including bayamon, (the capitol and major flight entry) San Juan and even more east to Carolina is considered Area metro or (metropolitan area)Originally posted by @Anthony Santos:@Justin Ceballos thanks for the great advice, ive traveled for most of the island but honestly the only time im in the north is when i land in san juan.For the most part i stay in the southern part of the island from cabo rojo to humacao.