They are limiting the comp area to west of Quebec and north of I-70 and just to get 4 they have to go back a year.

I am investing in West/Northwest Montgomery County area.

*Edit, I'm a little biased towards Oklahoma and West Texas. 

Upper (and lower) South Providence has had some economic redevelopment type money for specific properties over the past decade, but I don't necessarily feel it's improved the neighborhood as a whole.South Providence is a closer to downtown, but Silver Lake is closer to the west end which is also nicer so I think they're about the same, if anything Silver Lake is slightly better since downtown/downcity isn't really residential.

I am very familiar with the Milford, New Haven, West Haven, Orange, Ansonia, and Shelton areas, and would prefer to invest here if possible, but I am not locked in to them by any means if a great deal is elsewhere.I would love to connect with others on here whoa re familiar with those areas as well, have invested in the areas, can shed insight, and if needed I can provide insight to the Social Media world.

I'm relatively new to the west coast but it sounds like Vegas has been booming over the past decade or so.

A lot of the cheap cities that were cash-cows for west coasters 5 years ago don't make sense anymore... and if everyone's talking about it you should probably look elsewhere!

Being from the west coast I’m looking to learn as much as I can about the OH and WI markets.

I've been compiling some off market properties on the west side of town.

@Clifford PaulI'm in the West Texas area, Midland to be exact, with a vacant piece of land (free and clear) that I'm looking to do something with.