Other posters mentioned calling every single small bank in the region as well.https://www.bridgemi.com/detroit-journalism-cooperative/banks-are-lending-again-detroitif-you-live-right-neighborhood

Good morning, We have been AirBNB-ing a vacation rental at the shore for about 2.5 years now and are looking to expand into other regions.

I’m also an active investor, in three different markets in our region, and happy to discuss that, as well.

Yes, it's gotten better, but mainly because the surrounding areas that have done a good job of trying to accomodate the massive growth in the region have gotten so expensive.

Since the tax assessment process varies so widely around the country or county or region (and in some places even from town to town that border each other).

Go to a local or regional bank or even better a credit union.

Front runners - DC+Virginia area and Philadelphia Long Shot - Dallas, Austin or Toronto

Are there are any experienced buy/hold investors in this region who would be willing to offer some advice to the following two questions:1.

Want a higher return look for regional or mom and pop tenants.

Hey Jesse I would go with a smaller regional bank.