As long as your new station is outside reasonable commuting distance.  

Take advantage of both.Whether buying local or long distance, do your HW, and know what your getting yourself into. 

I've been listening to the podcasts for the last few months on my commute.

West New York and North Bergen are good options as well - bus access into the city is convenient, but traffic may bother driving commuters, as it can get pretty jammed up during rush hour.

Hello everyone.I am interested in investing in buy and holds long distance in Buffalo, NY because my daughter may go to college in this city. 

Agree with Michael S. that knowledge is power and it will help to build your confidence the more you read and absorb the material on this site.Check out all the podcasts, I listen to them in my car during my daily commute.  

Perhaps you could get an investor to buy the condo at the loan balance through a contract for deed and get out of managing a no-win property from a distance.

Luckily philadelphia doesn't have anymore land and nj is already so highly taxed most people won't commute from there.

Sounds like you are self managing from a distance - I respect you for that.

If you plan on purchasing a dozen or more mobile homes every year you will likely be driving and covering a larger distance than other folks in other states.In short, investing in Colorado with mobile homes is not only possible, it's happening right now.