Depending on where you invest, you can narrow down the small banks unique to that area. 

Hello,I have decided to invest out of state and have spent the majority of the weekend scouring forums, websites (Zillow, Realtor, Census Bureau, Bureau of Labor, and many more), blogs to put together a spread sheet to "try" and help me narrow down my choices.Criteria:Budget $$Active Listings (I used Zillow data for Feb.

Finding the Deal-I had a weekend to see 16 properties that I had narrowed down on the MLS to be the best "deals", with all things considered (distance from work, neighborhood, market rents, VA eligibility, etc etc).

I am trying to narrow down the best parts of Maryland to invest in.

After much research I am narrowing in on a few Mobile Home Parks and have started to make offers but the feedback I'm getting from the seller(s) makes me feel like I'm way off in my valuation.Basics:Lots: 60 (100% occupancy)Lot rents: $375 (in-line with market)POHs: 10 which I don't CAP but pay for separatelyExp ratio: 40%All in offer: $1.85MCrickets, crickets, crickets.

I will definitely PM you as I get closer in the process and narrow down areas that I'm seriously considering ..

I'll have to factor the insurance component in my cash flow calculations a bit more, and it definitely narrows down price point for me.Thanks again and I'll update ya'll on my progress!

They make a path to follow but it still is up to you how you follow through, the path is too narrow.

I would recommend you call as man companies as possible and then narrow it down to two or three that you want to interview.

I’ve also narrowed down about a dozen potential areas and have it narrowed down to 3 college areas.