I agree that four is good: 1 Western MA2 Worcester County3 Greater Boston 4 Cape and Islands

Western Union)You shouldn't take the property off the market or let someone move in when there's the chance they can take the money back or their payment can bounce.

Hi Nick, there are great deals in Western, MA in my opinion.

Western, NY seems to be booming.

My wife and I are moving to Washington this Spring, likely Olympia or somewhere else in the western half of the state.

In my market segment, western PA C-class in single-family and apartments, not wearing the "handcuffs" Chris talks about makes a huge difference.

I grew up most of my life in western Washington, and lived in Seattle proper for 15 years...

I have also been going through depression, feeling very lost on what to do next in life so we ended up in western KY where we could be closer to family and afford a house. 

But to share another perspective, I've seen anything 'of significant value' that does actually go to auction in WA - especially with a structure- of any type- go for (honestly) quite close to the mls/fair market price, and some- (when the full range of issues/challenges & unknowns about structure/condition were taken into account)- likely went for more via county auction..This is just my personal observation bookmarking, watching auctions, and doing significant title/etc research with the intent to bid/buy in some cases- across western WA (Specifically the last 3-5 years).

First, The Real Deal, "scum online magazine" pretending to be a real estate outlet, The Huffington Post, always been a garbage dump, numerous The South Florida Business Journals who never asked for my side, endless fake news outlets,  even some lenders tried to get in on the action like, Balanced Bridge Funding and Western Capital.