I noticed the LEED for homes green rater credential and was wondering if this would help be beneficial to my career as a future real estate investor (focusing on single family rentals in western michigan).Does anyone else have experience with LEED and this credential?

I am seeing much more realistic COC returns on most properties these days in the 10-15% COC here in the Chicago western suburbs.

Some places have bathrooms that lack sitting thrones and toilet paper, unless you are in a hotel/restaurant that caters to Westerners (you could pogo stick bounce on one side of this toilet all day and not cause any bolts to come loose):Let's see... smoking cigarettes inside.

Over the past 10 years those three Western states have seen tremendous appreciation so make sure you can weather a downturn in values.

I live in western New York and were second only to cali.

I live in CA but own 5 properties in Western Michigan now.

I've heard/read a lot of people saying to buy the best property you can manage to buy (in the nicest area), to get higher-quality tenants and greater appreciation over time.With that in mind, I'm curious people's opinion of doing a BRRR strategy in the western 'burbs' of Indianapolis.

HelloNew to real estate investment in Western Massachusetts.  

I have a SFH rental property (in Eastern WA) I'm considering selling in order to invest in a multifamily property (in Western WA).

My co-worker grew up in 32209 and said the streets with flower names are ok. 06 has its good parts in Springfield 08 has its good areas toward Trout River, 19 has its good parts in rural western by 20.