I am grateful to find this forum because my family has been in extreme stress over the past few weeks.Background is that we relocated from Houston 1.5 years ago to Chicago for my job and decided to rent my personal residence back in Houston.

Also I should mention that my husband’s job will pay for most of our closing costs if we sell by November 2024 as part of his relocation package. 

It's the number one place people from the bay area are relocating too.

 A 4-bed, 3-bath luxury townhome sounds more like a candidate for an insurance placement or family relocating than it does a rental for travel nurses.

I began investing as a remote investor on the west coast and have since relocated to Indy to focus on building our portfolio and helping other investors so feel free to reach out if you'd like more info!

Most listings (on MLS/redfin) have been groomed for the market (or at least their pics have been) and besides estate/relocation sales, are by flippers themselves!

I relocated from Austin, Texas.

Overall, NC has been one of the country’s most popular destinations for domestic relocations for the last 10 years, which should definitely give you a decent level of comfort to consider this place for real estate investment opportunities. 

When I decided to start investing, nothing around me made sense so I decided to buy out-of-state and settled on Arizona.A few home purchases later, I quit my job and relocated to Sedona because life was just so much better, and cheaper.Now, with prices blowing up like everywhere else since COVID, Northern AZ doesn't feel as affordable as it used to be anymore (Sedona median price is 1.3M, Cottonwood is 500k), although, when I explore investing in other states, I realize that cash-flow and appreciation here is still very solid. 

My name is Sheena Konas and I am an agent in Northern Michigan where I specialize in relocations and investment properties.