I've seen lots of folks here talking about CA, DFW, Boston, MA and other "Hot" markets.

In the US, I've lived in Chicago, New York, Boston, San Francisco, LA, Little Rock, Omaha, Portland, Minneapolis...etc etc...usually six months at a time.Every couple of years, I take long breaks to backpack around the world (six months to a year)A few years ago, I set my goals toward a location independent four hour work week life, by setting up a IT consulting business.

I was born and raised here and live here now.Example: My neighbor just moved to Boston for work, but he's keeping his home in San Diego.  

In theory this sounds like  this deal could be done just as easy at a trailer park that allows renters and do away with transportation cost.  

Finding something that would pass for a conventional loan in the boston area is nearly impossible.

The city is building a huge park, stadium and public transportation is with 2 miles.

Hey BiggerPockets, I am 21 years old from the Boston area and am extremely motivated to becoming a real estate investor here in Boston.

Temple is focused more on industrial, transportation, and healthcare jobs and has a stable workforce.

I was born and raised in Boston, MA.

With all the public transportation money being spent - The high speed rail being added from Miami to Orlando International Airport - and the theme parks (that everyone knows Orlando for) the amount of international investment is certainly increasing.