Have you seen investors in NY, Boston, DC, SF or other major cities ever complain about expensive housing?

My husband and I are based in Boston and have been looking into buying a STR property in some areas of NH, as well as Maine.

I've only done live-in flips in Boston, so that's really great to know if I pursue a typical flip route.Are you working on any new deals now?

Looking to start working in Boston suburbs, I am thinking of getting a 2,3 or 4 family within 40-55 min drive.

I utilized a HELOC on my 1 bedroom condo in Boston for $195K and bought my next 6 deals.

Those that took the information in the original post and implemented the type of strategies would have done very well over the last three years.Just for some background Context for those that might be reading this for the first time here is a little background on what I stated in the original post about San Antonio.San Antonio is a very diverse market with a transportation system that has made our city much different than any other.

My car is On its way out and I am eventually goin to have to take Public transportation.

I work in the Boston area, but am also familiar with the Metro West, Worcester, South Shore, and Cape Cod areas as well. 

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For intance, a 5% CoC return in Boston might be good, however in my market, Worcester MA, a 5% cash on cash is not good.