Does anyone know a resource that allows to search for cash flowing properties in the given region?

Any there any individuals in the Riverside, Moreno Valley, San Bernardino (I.E.) regions that would like to meet-up and discuss real estate?

Having said that I've lived and worked in South Eastern Ma for all my life and I may be able to help, at least with some of the regional logistics, etc.

I believe this is more specific for the particular town, than the "average rent by bedroom size" which I think is just a regional estimate.

Glad to have you investing in the Capital Region!

Hello everyone - I'm the Regional Director of Strategic Accounts for LendingHome.I would love to hear about your experience with us and address any and all questions and/or concerns regarding our process and requirements that you may have.

A lot of our "norms" are actually regional norms that we don't realize are only regional.... in Illinois, there are no real estate agents, everyone is a real estate "broker."

Glad you're thinking about investing in the Capital Region, as I have.

Today the pilot shortage has actually hit us and starting salary at the regional airlines even are up around $60k, which is a huge jump from just a few years ago. 

I hope you get two more votes Frank then you will have double the votes to posts.. which indicates strong content on your side.the ones that get rich in wholesaling generally are the ones that charge 20 to 30k to teach you how.. its a very very tough gig.and its highly regional too.. in some areas it can work pretty good especially in low value asset areas that are underserved by the real estate community and the sellers are not at all sophisticated in the ways of real estate or they are BURNT out landlords. either way.. it takes a good chunk of money … some great sales skills and organizational skills and TIME.