I live in the seacoast area of New Hampshire and have the opportunity to buy a family members house, in the same town I live in, for just what they have in it.

There are two to three markets I am interested in that I have some small relationships within that I could utilize, my hometown, my wife's hometown or a place I visit often for work.My questions concern the opportunity cost of learning the ins and outs of 3 different markets when the requirements of truly knowing the market increase the chances of success.Do I select one based on distance, the potential to cash flow or appreciate, or one that I may have more connections in?

I want to offer qualified individuals with the right mindset and knowledge base the opportunity to join my team and I will pay for you to get your license.  

From door to door including stops it can be 6-7 hour drive.There are opportunities in the Rochester area, but unless you know the market and have troops on the ground I don't see how it could work doing everything remotely from the city.

Unfortunately it's often a power struggle or you're dealing with a mom & pop owner who are not the most organized individuals.... but that can be an opportunity for you!

I live in Torrington and browsing through the market here there is a good amount of multi families on the market and glad you took the opportunity not to just get 1 deal but 3 in this town! 

The interest rates are higher, and some doctor's see the "little money" or "no money down" as an opportunity to over-purchase (as many Americans do anyway).

We want to keep everything legal and above board, so we're steering clear of any properties that aren't zoned or grandfathered for the intended use.

I intend to utilize the flex option.

I'm sure there are numerous areas that are ripe with opportunities.