I recently met with an agent from Networth Realty and have a meeting scheduled with New western for later this week as well.I have read a few threads on Wholesalers in the DFW area but haven't really found any responses from Investors that have actually purchased multiple properties from a source; Only the standard advice to not trust the Rehab and ARV estimates and do their own detailed due diligence.Maybe the case is seasoned investors buy one and never do business with them again due to their bad experience and the wholesalers are able to get enough new clients that buy one or two to keep them afloat.Any guidance would be appreciated

My husband taught band in Western Kansas for many years and we moved around a lot.  

Giving them refferalls from my Net workIs there a section on bigger pockets specifically for western Massachusetts ?

@Scott Rist - western Colorado.

The biggest problem with ski resort areas, especially western ski resort areas, is that there is limited supply and too many buyers that want to buy a home for themselves, and are willing to pay prices higher than would make sense as an investment.Somewhere like Gatlinburg the prices are driven by investors. 

I have some extra cash and looking for a multi unit near Case Western University.

few comments.. there are companies that do the MLS resell think great western.. not a fan of that buyer gets screwed most of the time.its regional.. your in a very robust market.. simply not that many distressed assets.. that's really the bottom line.you go to Detroit or other big mid western old cities and wholesaling of low value assets is how they are sold 90% of the time.. in our market in PDX many of the top court house steps and bigger flipper wholesalers have moved to new construction.. again lack of inventory and too many people chasing too few deals.. and many are contractors.. hard to compete against guys that are just buying a job.

in the Hartford - Springfield area of Western Mass / Northern CT. 

Hey guys, my name is Eric and I am just getting started up in Western PA with two other partners, who are also new to real estate.

I see you're interested in investing in mid-western states.