Whitefish, Columbia falls, flathead lake, etc.

I'm in Columbia, SC too.

We've never met more than 60% of our clients in person, and few have ever come to see their properties.In my opinion, you're better off researching potential cities online and interviewing potential investment teams via Zoom than traveling to the city.This is the perfect example if you sit on the internet how you can and will lose out on massive opportunities, " Never invest in these cities, " TERRIBLE advice from the internetI can only speak about these cities from personal experience, ALL HAVE BOOMED, and have provided massive % returns over the last 10 years, West Palm Beach, I can't believe this is actually on this list, makes zero sense, MASSIVE returns over 10 years,Columbia SC, Booming!!  

Just not a space I enjoy working in.There are some good ones in Columbia, but it's hard to separate the wheat from the chaff.

I recently got engaged and my fiance's family own a few real estate properties that they are renting out (majority are condos in Columbia, SC and 1 in Florida).

Plus, keep an eye on emerging markets like Greenville and Columbia in South Carolina—they’re seeing more development and interest.I can get you more information on specific areas once you have a more concrete idea of where you want to invest.Let me know if you want to connect and I'll be happy to help. 

The home is in Columbia, SC.

I’m in the process of signing an offer letter for a home in the Lake Carolina area of Columbia, SC, listed at $399K.

As an attorney and investor I have formed series LLCs for clients in New York, New Jersey, and in the District of Columbia.

I have a duplex in Rosewood, Columbia SC and I spoke with the City of Columbia zoning to ask if I can add an additional unit to the property.