Does anyone know the logistics of investing out of country?

For all of Amazon's needs to be met I think it needs to be an east coast location and support the growth of Amazon's AWS and Logistics businesses, not it's retail business.

The cost of sale can be 8% to 10% when it comes time to sell and unless you want to have rentals scattered about the country, you are looking at a costly logistical problem with underwater properties.

We are now one of the leading transportation and logistics hubs in CA now, which has driven countless distribution centers, etc. to the area. 

Denver is now a lot bigger than Calgary and is diversified with tech, finance, healthcare, telecommunications, aerospace, advanced manufacturing, tourism, outdoor recreation, transportation/logistics, defense, food and agriculture, and a bustling startup culture.

Now, logistically, something is wrong.  

I now invest long-distance in the Southern US instead of Baltimore or DC even though obviously investing locally would be logistically easier.

Yeah mate,Too much outside influences and logistical issues with new construction.It's much easier/less risky when you control as much of the process as possible and don't need approval from anyone for "this or that".New build works in other markets but why would anyone new build in 43612, 43613 or 43623 for example when they can buy dirt cheap and renovate for much much less than new build.Just my opinion and there are many ways to skin a cat when it comes to real estate investing 

Here are some logistical examples:  -Our OOS investments (Oregon Coast) are a 3 hour drive from the nearest Home Depot. 

View it this way, the logistics of a gov take over on for profit rental housing is impossible in scale to anything ever done, but the sec8 & 45 is an existing system in place nationwide, all that is required is change of policies forcing more % of rental market into sec8 jurisdiction and expanding of the programs and staffing as a whole.