Happy to connect on this as I'm still actively brokering deals (commercial) in Washington all the time and I'm frequently traveling up there to view properties and meet with other brokers.

I’ve been doing a ton of research on it as I’ve been looking at Italy myself so I have been focused on the less densely populated but still very popular travel spots like Tuscany outside of Florence and Sicily though I’m nervous about Sicily and their major drought issues.

The guest said she was house hacking but only stayed there in the property 6 months out of the year and short term least it out the winter months to travel and stay where it is warmer weather.

@Tim DelaneyI have recently been traveling central and NE Florida looking for stores that sell at MSRP.  

I know that once covid goes away in a year or two, the whole world will go on a huge traveling spree with Spain being a big destination. 

There are travel nurses & people who come from overseas for training who book for the full price sometimes for 3-6 months. 

I think you go where the opportunity is and where you have some leverage and if you feel that Tennessee offers you that, I would look there, just be prepared to use that as a learning experience, so you may need to travel more, which it sounds like you're willing to do.

Think about how can you make your property a no brainer when having to decide between an apartment and a home. 2-Contact homeowners who are not in your close proximity, so they do not feel threatened, and ask them what are they seeing in the market, and how are they are adjusting (most likely you are not the only one who is experiencing this). 3-  If you decide to work with a real estate agent, use one that works with rentals, and better yet, someone who specializes in property management as well, because they will help you weed out  bad applicants. 4- This last one I do not have experience with, but I would definitely try it if my rental was near a hospital: Partner with a company that finds housing for traveling nurses.

.- Increased Travel and Communication:Regular visits and long-distance coordination can increase both time and expense.- Legal and Tax Complications:Navigating different state laws and tax regulations can be complex and confusing.Out-of-state investing can be a great way to grow your real estate portfolio, but weighing the benefits against the potential challenges is essential.

I am really into real estate and I want to start as soon as possible, however I am studying abroad, and I'm constantly travelling.