For example, do you think a typical income for an agent in Tacoma, Washington or Ann Arbor, Michigan will be proportionally higher than an agent in Missoula, MT, in regards to population size (for this discussion’s purposes the benchmark was an annual income of $48k and up)?  

@Mary Mitchell contact high through ventilation system is EXTREMELY unlikely.https://teens.drugabuse.gov/blog/post/secondhand-m...I agree OP needs an attorney. 

Originally posted by @Patrick M.:I

(Ohio and Michigan) currently targeting the Austin Texas area for a larger MFH.

I have just started and hung my license with a reputable broker in Novi, Michigan.

Originally posted by @Dennis M.:I

I’m from Kalamazoo Mi, and there’s almost no multifamily properties available here.

In the Midwest states, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri, etc, there are houses you can find for under 100k and they will rent for ~$1000/month.

At the beginning of the year I will be moving back to western Michigan from Pittsburgh.

While visiting Ann Arbor, I began to think about how I might want to invest here, given the fact that I grew up in Rochester Hills (where my parents still live) and went to school at the University of Michigan (graduated in 2016).