Most agents only specialize in one city or metro area.

@Jordan Gay I'd try Charlotte Metro Credit Union.

And how about texas 6-8 cap metro markets?

It's close to a yellow line metro station that goes to Crystal City/new VA Tech campus.

Hello Everyone,I'm starting to see signs of slowing in the Single Family Market in the main metro that I invest in (Providence, Rhode Island).

Then being in more rural areas will it be too hard to sell them off if I feel they are too much stress.On the flip side, i can find 1.3-1.5% deals in the more metro area.

I'd love to invest more in the Metro Boston market, but properties are so expensive around here. 

I am currently focused on SF East Bay (where 10% COC is very difficult) and TN outside of major metro areas (where 10% COC is absolutely feasible). 

Essentially choices that I see are to A)  sell my house in order to buy a bigger one we need or B) keep my current home as a rental and get a HELOC to buy the second home.Background:I have about 120k in equity on my home, it's 2 blocks from the yellow line metro, 10 minutes from Amazon's recently announced "National Landing" so I expect it to appreciate. 

We are looking a starter SF house in SD metro area for around 500K.