OR and other Western states.

@Brandon Paul I work primarily with investors in the Chicago western suburbs near Berwyn and Brookfield, and I like to think that I am able to empathize with them as I am an investor as well.

The high end cash flowing properties (for my comfort level) in my area (Western WA) are at the 100-130K ish mark.

Hey So I see a lot of people asking about Western Mass/Springfield real estate investing and this is my take so far.

The right of way is for all practical purposes a driveway directly adjacent to our house - the northern edge of our property is in red, the rear (eastern) portion of the right of way belonging to "Kevin" is in green, the front (western) portion belonging to "Randy" in purple.We have a carport that we want to expand to allow 2 cars but that would go into Kevin's land that is burdened by the right of way. 

Northeast: $300,000 at 4.52% compounded over 22 years (start year not included): $793,429Midwest: $300,000 at 3.74% compounded over 22 years (start year not included): $672,881South: $300,000 at 4.72% compounded over 22 years (start year not included): $827,510West: $300,000 at 5.27% compounded over 22 years (start year not included): $928,587California: $300,000 at 5.73% compounded over 22 years (start year not included): $1,022,074Santa Cruz County: $300,000 at 5.06% compounded over 22 years (start year not included): $888,677Depending on where you invested you’re looking at a significantly higher (7% – 50%+) return on your investment in the Western States.

As a member of the New Western team, I am excited to announce that we will be hosting an investor meetup next week, bringing together experienced investors and novices.

@Mark Gliebe Great post, I have lived in Northeastern PA, Western PA (western is more midwest mentality), Denver, and South Carolina / GA.

Also, Western Alliance Banc aka Bank of Nevada,  was amazing but they are hit and miss with Multi but worth a call. 

Hey guys,I am looking at a property in Western, NC to purchase and run as an Airbnb.