@MItchell ComeauWelcome to BiggerPockets, a place to interact with a vibrant REI group, learn the real estate business and language at near zero cost.

We've got a vibrant community of investors around here, a quick look on meetup will show the multitudes of Seattle (errr, eastside) based real estate groups, and I also host an Eastside meetup on the first week of the month.You've got some interesting pies in the oven!

There's a huge and vibrant real estate community here in Seattle :-)

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One subway line is "ok", "very desirable" for BK is more like one or more of the following: access to 2+ subway lines, <20 minutes to midtown, vibrant restaurant scene, gentrification from people with children wanting good schools. 

It is becoming more and more of a vibrant neighborhood. 

Charleston has a vibrant investor community.  

From my perspective, Charleston is a beautiful city with a vibrant economy, not "Fantasy Island" like Hilton Head in the 2000's.  

While we're not as vibrant as some of the communities closer and/or in DC or Baltimore, there is plenty of opportunity here.

This brain drain from other states has made PDX a pretty vibrant place really.. not that we don't have our problems.. but we have NO hoods.... you are not going to find a boarded up house and if you do there are 10 offers on it.