She sells 20+ homes a year of 500k or more. however if I worked at that office I’d have to compete in that region with her.

haha I still think South Bend is up and coming with the South Shore expansion, Notre Dame involvement, employment increases across multiple business categories throughout the entire region, and government support of a revival in downtown.

I recommend these cities not because of the casino but because of the new silver line extension and major development within the Seaport region. 

From what I hear from active participants (and read) for those doing deals in the DFW metro region, it is hard, but not impossible.

I live in Bay Area and am interested in NC (triad region) for buy-and-hold (rental) because that's where my extended family resides and Bay Area is too expensive to make numbers work out for me. 

The metro-sprawl has actually created more opportunities in the region.

If you want to buy investments, contact a local/regional bank or credit union they will likely have the best offerings for you in the long run.

She lives in Troy, NY so any recommendations from the Capital Region would be greatly appreciated. 

@Paolo AgostinelliHi Paolo, I’m considering investing in the Pittsburgh region.

I like to ask your advices and can I attend meeting/networks in Toronto to have an advice and help me to start in investing real estate.