Web apps would be the best solution as its all done over the net so working remote is not a problem. However if you are new to the industry many companies don't like letting new member work from home until they know them and trust them.

I would say get really good at web apps if you are not already as the better you are the more you can offer the more the company will want to help you power you  Also make sure where you moving to has good net connection as again if you cant test because your net drops every hour it will cause problems.

the only thing you can do is try get a lot experience where I currently work they only let you work remote if you live far and have like 3 years experience within security.

I know they are looking for staff but again it does depend on experience if they let you work from home.

Many companies either send a physical box to the client site or setup a VPN connection. That way, it is very possible to do network pen testing from a remote location. That could be a home office or a corporate location not located in the same city as the client.

Gotta love this biz! I'm lucky enough to be a stay-at-home Dad and still do this.

Don