I do fly there multiple times a year into Atlanta so looking at the surrounding areas is a great idea.

I work the Nashville market but also the surrounding Middle TN area for relocations and investment properties.  

Hi thereI have multiple single family and some comercial properties in Houston and surrounding area.

I saw the same trend happening in the areas surrounding Charleston while I was growing up there.

I'd like to BRRR and turn that into more than a few deals, but it's very difficult in my immediate surrounding location. 

I’m new to investing and I am currently y flipping and buying homes of of state. I am currently live and work in New York. Looking for a cpa and or accountant that can help me ! Thanks in advance !

I'm sorry if this sounds like a generic and obvious question I just want to be sure I'm not missing anything here, I know there are laws surrounding being an agent I just want to make sure I'm playing the game right. 

Historically, the surrounding towns have offered much better cash flow but that gap has narrowed over the last 24 months.Your strategy really depends on your situation and goals. 

Reason being, the city has an "urban service boundary" that protects the surrounding farmland (horse farms) from urban sprawl.

The area I live in a great location for appreciation, considerably cheaper homes than surrounding neighborhoods, and is just next door.