I intend to purchase many more properties in the region so I'd like to build a solid management team.

Many will refer you to local or regional banks rather than the big banks i.e.

I would also prefer it to be at a local or regional bank.Thanks!!

So will see. but if I got an offer on it once I have owned it a year or two so I could get cap gain or 1031 I would entertain that  other wise just see how it goes.Its in Eugene Oregon so pretty big metro area. with lots of people and this is I am sure the least expensive place in the entire region to live short of moving back in with momy and daddy

Alternately, there are a number of regional funds advertised on sites like iFunding.com and others.In all these cases, you'll need to be accredited.If you're looking for a CFP who will get you into this so you don't have to think about it, expect steep fees and start looking for those serving high net worth folks or calling themselves "wealth managers".

Hi Everyone:  I'd be pleased to connect with other investors in Toronto, particularly the east side from Scarborough to Durham Region. 

It cannot be predicted by a regional professional.

It is nice to see there is still some of us out there that attend school..Lol I grew up in the Inland Empire and started the investment world out in that region.

I wanted to hear from folks in the West Texas region regarding the RV parks vacancy and unemployment rate with the current oil price being so low.

My primary focus today is to acquire residential real estate that generates cash flow in regions that are likely to substantially appreciate in value.I currently have 2 SFR rentals in Southern California and 1 SFR primary in Southern California and my primary focus as of now is to acquire multi-family residential real estate that generates cash flow in regions that are likely to substantially appreciate in value.Happy to be a prt of this forum!