Im a wholesaler in Indiana trying to find an investor friendly title company in Grand Rapids.

For example you could be purchasing a great 4 family unit commanding strong rent in a rapidly gentrifying area and living in one of the apartments. 

The only city I would come close to considering is Grand Rapids (which is still a bit expensive for its rent/expense ratio).  

If you buy a property, and then rapidly re position it so you can refinance, you will keep your HELOC money moving.

Thanks for the rapid response, @Greg Dickerson.  

Within a mile and half from downtown Grand Rapids. 

I know some of our California properties have increased 150%-300% in prices since 2010, we probably won't see this type of rapid price increases again.

@Mitch MesserI am in the city of Grand Rapids, MI.

My wife and I are under contract on a duplex in the rapidly developing* east side of Austin, TX.We made a $471,000 offer and are approved for a 3.5% The current rent for the front and back units are $1,450 and $1,535 respectively.

. =)Of course, Cincinnati is changing rapidly, and these resources quickly become out of date.