For the western suburbs you mentioned, I hardly ever see something that pencils out for me in Oak Park, Berwyn can be good but deals are getting harder to find, Cicero can be good for sure for numbers but it’s more C class.

I have been experimenting with List Source and the criteria available, some criteria seems relevant and the rest of it I'm not quite sure how I can best use it.I want to invest and BRRRR 2-4 unit absentee owned multi family properties in western Wisconsin on the south side of my city.

Cowboy stuff and western pics would be perfect.

I'm a newbie investor in North Georgia mountains and Western NC.

These banks are mostly regional credit unions in Montana, although Mountain America Credit Union has branches all over the Western US, and does offer HELOCs on investment properties.

Hey Anthony, a friend in my network told me New Western recently opened a location in Chicago.

I am curious where in Western North Carolina you are looking as the radius of WNC is probably a 4-5 hour drive from side to side and up and down.

Dear local Real Estate People/ Investors/ Contractors,my Name is Manuel Koschnieder and try to build a BRRR Rental Portfolio of Single Family houses or Duplexes in Western New York.

B areas that are great to highlight in between Boston and Fort Devens would be the town of Ayer/Shirley itselfLowell/Chelmsford/Billerica and other Merrimack Valley townsFramingham/Marlboro/Hudson and other Metro West townsGoing more western ( such as Fitchburg, Leominster) apart from Worcester itself would be pretty C class area 

Look at Buncombe County in Western North Carolina, where Asheville is in the center.