Plymouth and Bristol counties are prime areas for more affordable pricing.There are a few towns to look at for properties that are reasonable; Brockton, Taunton, Fall River, New Bedford, Attleboro, Plymouth, Wareham and Middleboro.

In February 2018 we found a large SFH in the town I went to College at.

The money that sellers are asking for town homes and -4 plexes are stupid high right now. 

I currently work out of town 20 days a month so I only have about 8 days to meet up with somebody and learn.

Most folks do mailing lists to out of town owners and then slice the data from there.   

My wife handles leasing when she's in town, the young lady handles it when we're traveling or when we don't want to be bothered.

I have commercial land in the college town of Lawrence, KS.

I live in North Riverside which is the neighboring town to Brookfield and have plenty of contacts in the area. 

However, can we explore getting a discount off of the ANNUAL version of the Rentometer membership? 

It's a great town, but I would say an older demographic, more money, more families, more owners/less renters.Manchester is a great option, especially for young professionals - lots to do, restaurants, bars, walking trails, easy access to Hartford and the suburban towns that host lots of farmers markets and outdoor activities.