East Side Salt Lake County in Utah and Summit County are good.

Hey everyone I'm an investor in the UPPER Midwest as well :) Located in East Grand Forks, MN.

Your feedback make sense.1) I am in the North east so buying more doors is an arduous task so I don't plan to be a RE investor with many doors (because I won't have enough money).2) Other reason is that even if I somehow got another rental, chances of making positive cashflow given current prices/interest rates is remote (especially given I am not a seasoned RE investor).3) I don't have an urgent need for money.Given these three points, I don't know what passive profits would I apply my rental loss of $26K against...unless you can think of a way I can use this loss to ease my way into an additional rental.Else, I agree, I can hold onto the rental for as long as I need to and then sell and use the loss then.Thanks for the guidance!

We live on the west side of town and a lot of the major shopping is on the east side, so we naturally drive by several times a week.  

I'm looking in the East English area, since I use to live in the area.

Some of the other unit owners suggested a middle ground that the HOA pay 50% only.

It is not overhypedwe have massive reduction in force these days because tech company is switching from their traditional business to AI oriented business. next plan for most company is doing reorg with most business decision is supplied by AI so lot of middle manager would be cut.it is just matter of time when real estate agent would be replaced by AI as well 

My partner and I are in the middle of purchasing a duplex in the Philadelphia area.

Property has a nice view in a middle income suburban area.

I'm in East Tenn area.