@Ryan Thomson is an agent out in that area, maybe he could provide some insight into that market!

There are lots of multi-fam investment pockets in the greater Boston area, some really great to live in, but really depends on your financial situation / down payment.General advice- The vast majority of multi-fams in the Boston area are very old builds.

There are a lot of attorneys/tax professionals that are familiar with Canadians investing in the states, so reach out to them and they'll be able to walk you through the process. 

The Tampa Bay Area is bottlenecked with homebuyers.

I am a fairly new agent also in the Los Angeles Area.

Looking for other investors in the Prattville, Alabama area.

As that will at least help folks that you reach out to know that you are a real person, with a picture and professional bio.

If you are a investor, then I am sure you are running numbers different, and it all comes down to cash flow and a likelihood of a negative appreciation.

Talk to some professional property managers in your area and see if they have a part-time position available.

Also, if you're ok with value add or C location properties, you can find cash flowing rentals in ColumbusMidterm rentals are a good way to maximize cashflow with the right systems and marketing in place.