Taxes here suck and as a cleaning business owner, I can say the business climate is not too friendly either.However, there are still great investments to be had and growing markets within CT, New Haven being one of them.

Finding a lender in 2nd position on an investment property is extremely difficult in todays climate.

Possible upcoming housing climate change - research creative lending via biggerpockets and your local library communities.3.

It's in NC so the climate is nice.

We live in a fairly cold climate (except in the past few years) so the house had been winterized.

Whats your angle in this climate of low cap rates and high anti-landlord/rent control tide?

The Northeast is another great example of a place where the political (read: Tax) climate can ruin a completely good deal.

We have a lot of growth from in-migration of retirees and work-from-home's that are attracted to our climate, low taxes (no income tax, relatively low property taxes), scenic area (mountains), and low cost of housing, though that last part is changing as the demand continues.

Hello family,What zipcodes in East coast are best for multifamily in this current climate...in terms of occupancy rates, cash flow, appreciation?

Should I be cautious about repair cost in that seasonal climate or geo area?