Scaling can be tough and greater Boston is an expensive market.

Anything East (whatever) is gonna be tough.

So unless this KP has assets in the US, I would say it will be tough, but may not be impossible.

It's tough when a property doesn't move in this market.

Once we had an accepted offer, my agent has become incredibly inconsistent and while I think he's probably a great realtor but it's tough to understand some of the recent advice I've received.

That's why the costs are so high as well since they can be picky and only take the jobs where customers are not price sensitive.It's been pretty tough with contractors these days no matter the type. 

Sometimes this is tough to find though.The commission is set with the seller and the agent when they take the listing. 

I would agree.....I would look at Aubrey, Celina, Melissa, Anna, Van Alstyne, Sherman.Maybe Denton, Krum, Sanger, Gainesville, Denison, Wolfe City, Leonard, Blue Ridge and the other cities you mention.Wylie is tough these days I think....when you look at rent vs prices. 

Okay, fair warning, I have some tough love for you here but I think it will help!

Yes, they are large properties and comps will be tough, but  appraisal prices have gone through the roof.Investor properties need a 1004 form (standard appraisal form) and a 1007 and a 216 for comp rent schedule and operating income statement if it's a single family and a form 1025 if it's a multi family so they are more work, but...What's happening is the appraisal management companies have just added a layer of cost onto the regular cost of doing business.