Hi Kyle, I think how open agents are about things depends on the tradition of the regional market you're in, plus the individual agent.

crashes, so I choose to invest in other regions of the state where the income/rent/price ratio is a bit more sustainable. 

I am currently looking into buying a foreclosureproperty in the SoCal region as my primary residence.

I'm located in Springfield, MO, and the partner and properties are located in the Biloxi, MS region.

It seems it sort varies by region. 

Hi all,One of my buyers I'm representing as an agent is concerned with buying a property that requires some rehab ONLY because a friend of his bought a property in the Adirondacks region and says he won't be able to hire a contractor for repairs for a year and a half due to their long backlogs of work.Has anyone heard of this long wait time for contractors in the Hudson Valley?

Contact regional or national long-term rental loan lenders.

@Stephan BataillardSelect a rental loan lender (either regional or national).

But that comes with its own trade offs, you can’t renovate the common areas and if in the case like Toronto where there is a lot of choice for newer properties, which I find a lot of tenants gravitate towards.

No, MLS's are regional and are confined to the state/area in which you are licensed.