I host one in the near western suburbs.

I won’t delve into the pros and cons of working for small and large companies on this post, but I do want to make the distinction that the types or responsibilities you’ll have as an asset manager can vary widely from one organization to another.Currently I oversee over 1MM SF of retail and industrial assets in the Western US.

There is also a very cool old country/western bar that the younger crowd (and me) like to hit up called Dee’s Country Cocktail Lounge closer to the Briley Parkway ramp that’s fun.

In the eastern part of the state only.In the western part of the state it will take 100-150 acres per one cow. 

If I were a true deadbeat tenant I'd want you to get physical on me and use that against you with tenant activists. 

I’ve seen first hand western prairies earning $3,600-$4,000/ month on noticeably less than $400,000 purchase price.

I am also looking to invest sweat equity in western Pennsylvania areas.

My scenario: moving to a smallish town in western Washington where the average home price is approx. $360k(Zillow).

I lived in Amherst during my tenure in Western New York, Go Bills!

Where in Western Washington state would a USDA loan be most likely to be approved?