In any case, your first deal will probably be smaller than 100 units (especially if it's in western Washington) but you will have a track record with an investor funded deal and if you preform, your first set of evangelists for your second one.

No.As mentioned, high growth markets are in the south east, south, and western United States.  

Anyway, If I can be of any help to you as you begin to look into Central and even Western MA, give me a shout.

Are there any investors who can recomend a full service property managment company  in Western Pennsylvania I have 3 properties 2 in New Castle and one in Farrell Michael 

i'm in the western ohio/eastern indiana marketi am finding deals, but i'm also busting my butt trying to find capital to get them rolling.i hate watching them pass by. you know?

Some other mid-western markets do not have promising population and job growth, which may threaten rent growth in the future. 

I'm out of state and am considering trying to pick up property in eastern Washington/western Idaho.

Hi, My business partner and I are looking to start investing in multi-family rental properties in the Western Massachusetts area.

I am looking to move to western North Carolina area, preferably around the Asheville region, but definitely close to the mountains.

A little over a year ago I purchased my first multi-family building, and want to continue with multi-family properties in western Iowa & possibly eastern Nebraska.