OR and other Western states.

Hello Forum-We have a MI park under a contract with high occupancy, strong financials & a strong metro/town, however, we’re finding a number of banks are not moving ahead with underwriting approval due to the fact that we are out of town investors or they don’t invest in MHPs.If anyone knows of MI banks (ideally Western MI area) that invest in MHPs under $1M, please advise.Thanks

It also has a buying power adjusted GDP/capita that rivals western european capitals.

If Springfield is not to far for you come visit fellow Western Mass investors at the WM REIA.

I know good farmland in western Ohio has quadrupled since 2000, but I am guessing your land has stayed much more reasonable.

Hard to distill my real estate experiences in just a paragraph...and I really do want/need to connect with others who may identify with my situation and location.I'm Maureen, and I live (and invest) in Purcellville, Virginia, a small Washington, DC, exurb in western Loudoun County.I sort of stumbled into real estate in 2009, when I went through a divorce after a 20-year marriage.

In my area West of Ft Worth (Western Tarrant, Wise, and Parker counties), hardly anything actually makes it to the Extended period any more. 

We live in LA but the price-to-rent ratios suck pretty horribly here so we started a quest to find an area with decent price-to-rent ratio in the Western US.

I have read quite a few reviews (mostly dated and not local for me) about NWA. Anyone here have recent experience with their Denver or Boulder branch? Thanks!Jon

I want to tip my hat to New Western-particularly JD Castillo (GM, Denton TX office) and John Jackson (agent-Allen office).NW gets a bad rap sometimes...particularly from their competitors, and occasionally customers who get in over their head.