No other country in the region can compete. 

It means mass failures of regional banking because that's who holds majority of this commercial financing and what are they going to do with a property nobody will buy, or due to such change of numbers can only offer 30 cents on the dollar, where does the other 70 cents come from?

First, does your lease address the issue, (such as in this example):  "Tenants will obey all local, regional, and federal laws or be subject to eviction."

Personally, I was looking for a second market in Central America, being mostly active in Mexico but I decided to keep my focus on Mexico within the region and clearly that was the right decision to make.

Chattanooga is bustling, Steady yearlong traffic, new housing developments going up everywhere you turn your head, countless jobs being opened in this region, new highway construction to widen our 3 lanes into 5 lanes, a new MiLB stadium in the works, and many many more things.

Finding an established group that finds a way to get deals done tends to be as helpful as anything as many of us have had experiences of weird and seemingly unnecessary denials.I do like to make sure that its a region they lend to and the type of project that they do.

I wanted to see how things are in recent events in this regards, as I have no knowledge of this region of the globe. 

Youngstown as a metro region is still on the decline.

However, always have a flexible approach – sometimes a great property comes up that’s worth pursuing even if your financing isn't fully in place yet.LendersFor multi-family housing owned by out-of-state investors, I recommend looking into regional banks or credit unions in the Midwest market you’re targeting, as they often have more tailored loan products.

I’m interested in doing long term rentals using the BRRRR strategy, but curious to learn what others are doing.It’s gonna be hard if not impossible to get the margin to brrrr pretty much anywhere in the region, would recommend more turn key & house hack.