This environment has attracted many companies to the city, which has resulted in job growth and economic development.Strategic Location: Located in the heart of the country, Kansas City has excellent transportation infrastructure, making it a hub for logistics and distribution.

Cities with a growing population and an increasing number of younger residents may be more attractive to real estate investors.Consider the proximity to amenities: Look at the proximity to amenities such as shopping, dining, entertainment, and transportation.

Unless I’m near public transportation, the city is easier for me.  

My local market (Boston) is expensive so I'm considering out of state. 

School districts are a strong general bet, but access to publish transportation is high-value in the Northeast and problematic in other parts of the country.

(Assuming a property manager is hired)  To my understanding Boston is pretty brutal on landlords, so I'd say out of state (in a red state) would probably be a good move for you.

This has not happened here in CT and I think it has helped keep it a viable option for investors based in NY and Boston / other parts of eastern MA. 

Major sectors in the area include healthcare, education, government, and trades/transportation/utilities.💰 5.

Not sure if you're local to Cape but one of the main benefits of the experienced/local realtor is knowing the neighborhoods, those with good school districts, ease of transportation and proximity to amenities and fun. 

Maybe you are discriminating against people that don't drive and require public transportation.