Not bad long distance unless you find surprises. 

Management from long distance can happen if you know the local landscape but I would never suggest to live in San Francisco and simply buy a property here in Chicago to manage with no local resouces or knowledge of the way things work here.  

@Stephen karagosian the commute to S.

Newbie here looking to do my first BRRRR long-distance and stuck in the Analysis Paralysis stage.

Dear Fayetteville NC Investors:Given the bull market (read: high prices) leading up to 2019, I wanted to find a long-distance Market that wouldn't chew me up, spit me out, and take all my lunch money if there happens to be a Market correction.

:)@Justin Shabanian I live in Richmond, and it's a great market, but admittedly I don't have any experience in long-distance BRRRRing which I assume would be a whole different animal.  

Looking to do a long distance BRRRR , lining up all the necessary members.

There are always going to be hot markets in different areas and I don't doubt there are similar opportunities in Texas.It may make it difficult to start out in Michigan being a long-distance investor.

It’s in downtown 2 blocks from college st so it’s walking distance to campus.

Instead I bike to work, this saves a lot of commuting costs.I plan to house-hack given all it's pros it seems like the right option for me.