Hi Ryan, I'm a Kiwi in the North Island and I've been investing in the US MF space for 2 years with properties in 2 States.

Many investors are buying for STR, especially out near the Tetons and yellowstone, like in Driggs and Island Park, but all of the surrounding areas are still developing and growing.

I'm in Rhode Island. 

Thank you, Lamont and Solomon. 

A good example of this, Long Beach Island, NJ.

Reason being is land is more expensive within the loop.

Thanks for the quick reply @Richard F. and I'm saddened by what is going on in your neighboring island.

Hi Steve,I read your post and thought I’d reach out.I'm a 44yo architect working/living in Puerto Rico.I’m interested in getting into RE investing via Flipping and STRs but don't know how to get started, so I am looking to team up with someone from whom I can learn how this whole thing works with minimal risk, while also helping them in any way that I can.What I can bring to the table are my 20 years experience as an architect, the fact that I was born and raised here in the island, and the local resources/contacts with whom I work on a regular basis.The ultimate goal is to start a RE investing business of my own, and although I’ve been reading a lot, I’m hoping to learn by doing.So, feel free to reach out, if you think we can possibly help echo other out.Best of luck!

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Did you know - in NYC, Manhattan has its own MLS, so does Brooklyn, and Staten Island... and Queens/Bronx/Long Island + most of the Hudson Valley are grouped into their own MLS.