Very similar growth as we've seen in Austin in terms of scale but unique in nature.

I have a few listings in Butte and it is one of the most unique and potentially lucrative markets in all of Montana.

The boilerplate answer is that it depends on your investable capital, ability/willingness to take risks, unique circumstances, investment horizon, legal concerns and liquidity (among a few factors).In your particular case (assuming you're under 35), it boils down to ability/willingness to take risks and investment objectives (closely tied with education and investment expectations).

Keep that in mind as its a unique product and that may limit your buyer pool.  

Did have to go through a unique bank to set it up the way I intend to manage the funds.

     Unique properties that can comfortably host large groups, do well all year long. 

I know its kind of a unique situation but I think it has some potential.

I do not have a team but I do have a unique program where I engage new agents on my listings to help them put their classroom training to work in the field. 

Not sure what they are like but First National Bank of America offer ITIN loans (sometimes  but not always available to foreign investors) and loans on unique property which includes mobile home parks.

It makes complete sense for some people to mover but each situation is unique.