I am looking for ideas on where the best markets are as of May 2020 to invest for BRRR investing or potential flip. I am located in the NY/NJ area and there aren't many opportunities here where the numbers make sense....

I’m trying to decide if I should try to hunt for illusive deals here in the Denver area or switch my focus to out-of-state, although distance investing as a newbie scares me.I know COVID-19 my be a game-changer, but I'm wondering: What strategies are working for you in Denver and surrounds?

Hi Bigger Pockets,With social distancing and sheltering in place throughout America, is it possible to do any Real Estate Investing virtually?

Provide some value to them, show you're serious about getting into it, and they will help you out.If you ever consider doing long distance investing, San Antonio, TX can be great for cash flow if you find the right types of deals.

@Jaden CookI'd say Goodlettsville is a great balance for your price range, safety, distance from work, and market opportunity.

I have already reached out to a few realtors and property managers in LA (waiting to discuss with a few this week), and read "Long Distance Real Estate" currently reading "Real Estate investing for dummies".

The core 4 is David Greene’s strategy for long-distance and made up of a realtor, contractor, property manager, and lender.

It's definitely challenging working within the constraints of conventional financing.

It’s within driving distance- 10 mins in Rancho Del Rey, Chula Vista.Will keeping this property (I owe 335k) and taking out the extra equity (value is around 800k+), tie me up as far as being able to finance other investments? 

If you are already willing to do long distance (Semi long from you) why not take the strategy out of state?