Just an option if you have never been. its one of the best kept secret in the West. prices are 1/4 to 1/2 of the areas you suggest.

Happy to chat further if you want to chat about investment opportunities specific to West MI. 

There are similar ones for San Fran that are even worse: ;t= California is just trailing the mid west /  rust belt/ Deep South that has already been through this the amount of vacant commerical in the mid west is just as staggering as what is happening now in CA.. and it was for the same reasons..

Hi Kyle, South Florida is hot for STR, one of my clients just got theirs up and running in a suburb of West Palm Beach.

I find the cap rates for these to be very compressed on the West coast.. and can be very high out in the mid west deep south..

In South West Florida, there is the SWFL REIA which in my opinion is a really good group with people that give you access to a lot of valuable information and people you can partner up with.There's also the Collier and Lee County Round table which is a lot more informal and also smaller than the one mentioned above.

In 12209 you want to be on Delaware Ave or preferably west of it. 12208 is the area around Albany Med/Law schools which has a lot of good neighborhoods but prices are higher and cap rates are low.

Hello, I have a great PM in West Texas that I use to manage my properties.

I talked to rep, then searched a lot online curious on how it will work in very average not newly rehabbed places and saw a PM in mid-west posting the results.

I currently own a cute villa 2/2 in West Palm Beach Florida,  in a 55 and over community.