@John Walter Yea i feel like it would work for me too I work in New York and I wouldn't mind being no more than an hour out but I am not gonna lie if I saw a deal somewhere else that would require more of a commute I would probably take it.

I would personally not hold my "entry bar' to the world of real estate investing quite as high in terms of ROI, but higher still in terms of location. 

Interestingly, Colorado is the number one place to live if you are a remote worker (or it was pre-covid), and New York had the lowest number of remote workers (I assume because it was too expensive.) 

Every day, I think I speak with someone trying to move down from New York (renters and buyers).

Gorgeous Kitchen with Upgraded Granite, Brand New Cabinets, New Energy Star SS Appliances, Peninsula with bar seating, Trendy New Tile and Plush Carpet Throughout, New Roof, New Furnace, New Oil Tank, Completely Repainted Throughout!!!

Analyzing rental deals becomes much easier the more you do it -- don't set the bar low...

@Brandon Ribeiro USDA loans are pretty big where I live in York, Pa but they have stricter guidelines than most loans.

We added usb charger outlets above the bar area in our place because we had heard renters go gaga over them ( plan to rent out later).

I am a New investor using this site for the first time. I am looking to invest in SF/MF homes with the goal of BRRR property to rent for the long term. I am looking for some suggestions on good areas for this real es...

I live In Long Island New York.