I bet you heard but the market around those areas are booming right now, especially since it is a buyers market, it gives you an advantage to get better deals from sellers while people are continously moving there, especially for jobs like tech, logistics, etc. 

However, that introduces the logistical challenge of managing properties from a distance, something that many investors have found ways to handle effectively with a combination of systems, tools, and delegation.When it comes to managing properties that are hours away, many investors lean on building a local team.

Permits, delays, cost overruns—it's a logistical nightmareFor the record, I didn’t flip a single house in 2023—and still had a multiple six-figure year wholesaling.Wholesaling: ProsQuick cash cycle (often paid within 30 days)No repairs, debt, or contractorsMuch easier to scale (1 deal/month → 4 deals/month is very realistic)Low capital requirementsBuilds elite off-market acquisition skills (the most valuable skill in real estate)Wholesaling: ConsRequires strong communication and sales skillsEmotional and complex sellers (you’re solving real problems)Not as “sexy” as flipping for social mediaTakes time and effort to learn comps and evaluate deals quicklyThis business is simple—but it’s not easy.

Therefore please feel free to reach out if you have any prospective properties which you'd like us to take a deeper look into or want to talk through processes and logistics.

Logistically, what would you do in this instance?

There's also additional logistical concerns. 

I get the logistics of it, buts like telling someone to flip a cheeseburger on a grill using these new tongs instead of a standard grill spatula with no good reason.

- Job growth and economic diversity — Are there strong industries (healthcare, education, logistics, manufacturing, etc.)?

The headlines have followed the big stuff—Amazon-scale warehouses, 100,000+ SF distribution hubs, logistics parks sprawling across the map.

Everyone’s been chasing big-box logistics.