Can you do a suburb like Jersey City or Weehawken or Edgewater, or any of the boroughs, and your wife can have a little commute into Manhattan? 

I am most comfortable with southeast Ga simply because I’m starting out and it’s a good driving distance.

If you begin investing long distance, you can live in LA and still invest where the numbers make more sense.

Looking to invest out of state for cash flowing property.I am reading the book on long distance investing....I was hoping to purchase my own property here just so that I don't have to throw money into the abyss by renting (paying $3000/month).

It is likely more useful for long distance investors than it is for those investing in their own back yards, but a useful tool nonetheless.Is there anyone who can attest to the accuracy of its ratings?

I'm going through a situation where I will have to hire a Property Manager as I will be long-distance landlording.

I am not opposed to a live in flip and hold (BRRRR method) or perhaps long distance investing.

I am actually half way through reading David Greene's long distance real estate investing (I'm going to read BRRRR method after this) so out of state investing is something I plan to do, but I am unsure if that should be the first thing I do.

Trying to understand pros/cons of arms length BRRRR in NZ, or long-distance BRRRR in the US while based in NZ. 

What is it about the market you currently invest in that gives you confidence there’s potential for cash flowing properties? And where?