It makes construction a lot easier when you can relocate plumbing and electrical easily.

First post here from a newbie getting into the real estate game.I currently live in Newark, NJ and looking to relocate to Nashville, TN permanently.

Centrally located, draws tourists and relocating folks from lots of places, days drive for many.

If the tenant has a college degree, a salaried position and is relocating for work then you'll have the responsibility of training them a little, perhaps.

We are renting but we are planning to relocate closer to family by buying our first house hack in Rhode Island, most likely in the East Bay (Bristol, Warren, Portsmouth, Newport etc.).

I relocated to Colorado from Orange County a few months ago.

I was even thinking of doing a job relocation to PA so that I can qualify for another FHA.

I am not necessarily familiar with Pinellas County and would never shy away from an excellent deal in this area.I plan to relocate to the area by the end of the year if possible but can invest almost right away and will be visiting town in a couple of weeks or so.

@Walter Myers  I would start with international corporate relocation companies.

I am a new investor who just got a job promotion that is requiring me to relocate to Lawrence, Ks.