I've been looking into investing in theses areas for some time now. i have a few property's that have peeked my interest and im in need of some further guidance. I have some crunched numbers and ideas but any input is...

My guess is that B+ renters and investors have been, and will continue to grow in number and seek suburbs like Blue Springs, nicer parts of Independence, much of the Northland, and mid-to-western WYCO around KC.

Prices have gone up but it's still makes sense to get in, rents have been rising steady and there is nice housing stock, I keep my eyes on the JH market and houses are taking longer to sell, I like North Western Queens long term potential, lots of new people buying from Manhattan.

It is cheaper to pay western Union for a money order.

Are your investments in Western Canada?

NetWorth, New Western and some others ( I know some names I can share with you).

Also, like other above-mentioned Aurora, Rockford, and Elgin are great western suburbs that offer fairly inexpensive entry purchase prices.If you end up buying out of Illinois the process is pretty much the same:  1. 

We love vacationing in Pigeon Forge, and western NC.

Hey @Vaidehi Telkar - Awesome to see you on BP and getting into the real estate game.I think the biggest thing to determine where the best place for YOU to invest is getting super-specific with your criteria (i.e, purchase price, number of units, cash on cash return, expected appreciation, location, team, location city vs. suburbs etc,)Aurora and Elgin are both solid cash flow markets and the near Western Suburb where @John Warren is at are great. 

I am now a licensed realtor in Western North Carolina with am focused on helping others create their own investment portfolios while also being an investor myself.