With the right deal and timing I would be able to make payments work with the help of current savings, relocation benefits from job, and family, but I am not sitting on an endless supply of cash.

I'll be relocating to Cincinnati in January for a new position.

Investors focus more on appreciation, or the hope there of.A previous poster mentioned Western Massachusetts which might be possible, but it wouldn't be worth it if you want to scale your portfolio in that area since it's too spread out.You would be best served looking down in Rhode Island where the multi family's are better return on investment, but more of a lower income area however.I'm local to the South Shore area but am relocating out of State to invest in an area where I can reach strong cash flow, and scale my portfolio.

We, a family of 4, are relocating to Maryland and currently looking into house buying options but we are not sure where to look.

In September we are relocating back to boston and will rent it for probably 4500 a month.

(Unless they are actually relocating and are just buying their home site unseen which is ok)

I too relocated from Oregon to Arizona three years ago, and I must say that the investment market in this area is quite impressive.

Good evening BP Community,I am starting out investing in real estate and I am trying to create a good partnership deal with a family member that is willing to relocate and use a FHA loan for a 2-4 unit home.

Part of my relocation plan, knowing that I would need to start over with a new circle, was to immerse myself in real estate and being intentional about creating that new circle.Next week will mark one year from moving from San Bernardino (hey we were practically neighbors!

However, life circumstances can intervene and the borrower may have to relocate due to a growing family, job change, etc.