Hello BP,Very new to the RE scene and I am wondering what resources have worked for you when it comes to finding out what similar homes/units are renting for in the area?

I would love to connect with anyone involved in the real estate scene here.

The house is solid, with no nightmarish issues costing us big bucks, or rather, nothing that I couldn't handle myself, with my ever-expanding renovation background, for basically peanuts.

That will help connect you with locals who are involved in the investing scene.

Hello All, I am new to the Real Estate scene.

However being new to the multi-family unit scene, we're trying to read up on multi-unit RE investing as well as purchasing pre-foreclosure/foreclosure properties.

This is how it worked: the "land agent" had a buddy on the scene who set up a big bladder full of water a bit further up the mountain, ran a hose through the brush down the mountain, and buried the last fifteen feet.

strong rental market, diverse economy, and a food scene you will enjoy... my 2 cents :-)

Seeing real estate investments from behind the scenes, I bet you'll find yourself an owner finance deal or something in no time. 

Going down Midwest/South has similar trends.Employment is high, and at least the Downtown and food scenes are becoming slightly more bearable