(South East)

Either side will work, but If I had to choose, It would be South East.

I am just completing a remodel of a 4 plex and have the “luxury” of listing the units in December in Nebraska.

I’m in Omaha, Nebraska and they passed a law that made it necessary to provide these detectors in all homes sold and rented.

John Anderson thank you for answering my questions I kind of knew all that stuff I ran to manufactured modular lots in Southeast Texas the Golden Triangle area work for Oak Creek homes which builds both and we put Home here along the coast after the Hurricanes blew houses away they won't blow these Oak creeks away that are down here a modular home is the way to go when you're putting them up above ground  20 foot in the air. 

Submarkets with the greatest year-over-year compression in vacancy rates were Pickaway County, decreasing 300 basis points to 2%, Southeast, descending 170 basis points to 3.1%, and Licking County, narrowing 150 basis points to 2.8%.

I'm going to be working in the rural Southeast area (Pleasantville, Knoxville, Indianola) and she's most likely going to take a position in HR somewhere in  West Des Moines.  

Pete is crazy, and the well-documented out-flow from Mid-west and Northeastern states to the Southeast are all contributing factors. 

I live here and would love to go check the collateral but you don't see a lot of them.As much as it would be great to start in your backyard, I suggest looking where the inventory is (mostly the midwest and south east).

I see the Hard Money lenders available through Bigger Pockets, but does anyone have any experience with any Nebraska or Midwest Hard Money Lenders that they mind sharing insights on?