I am interested in purchasing rental properties in WNC- ideally in my area (Hendersonville, Arden, Fletcher, Asheville). I am looking to make some local connections who know these markets and can confirm or correct my...

The level of competition here has increased in western WA.  

I would tend to look in states that are mid-western and southern in location.

I had run a property management company in Western PA for about a year and had gotten to know the basics of the rental business, and more importantly, met some very skilled tradesmen.  

I find many of the "better" neighborhoods price points, Such as New Scotland, Upper Western Ave, etc. the numbers hardly work if you’re keeping a flat to yourself unless you’re renting out additional rooms in your unit.

He began buying land in western Wise County in 1870.

New to the REI community and looking to get some great guidance and advice from the seasoned vets and learn as much as I can.Have been doing some initial research into Multi-family, buy-and-hold, (>,=2 units) in the Chicagoland area (mainly western suburbs, Brookfield, LaGrange, Downers Grove, Wheaton, and the like) and found some units with potential.Here's my current question:I've found a property that I believe has some potential.

I have also tried new western acquisitions and other wholesalers, but the whole "cash buyers only" and "hard money lender needed at ridiculous rates" and "the market is so hot, you won't have time for proper inspection" and "awesome 3/2 in Plano for 150k, ARV 450K" is a little too much for me to handle...Best part was an agent sending me CMA for a property that were all cheaper/sq ft on a property I inquired about, and said it was priced appropriately.

Tommy’s is attached to the western side of Oakland Nursery.

Properties advertised as "University Circle / Case Western area" when they're technically sort of close by but in complete warzones.