In the meanwhile, if you want to be added to our mailing list of monthly regional news and featured listings, to familiarize yourself with the market, do let me know.Happy to assist.

@Alex Yost have you tried to get in touch with some of the smaller or regional banks?  

I think most would say each of the regions has some opportunities but  I don't think what you say you are targeting new and at your price point would be possible for good district within that distance of Boston.

While i appreciate there is a region/local aspect to investing that may make one market a bargain while another is over valued, i would like all the new investors to read this story (see link at end of this post) and consider the following:if you don't know how to calculate cash on cash or cap rate, don't buy anything yet--you have homework to do AND remember cash on cash and cap rates are helpful tools but not the sole valuation tool/consideration on whether to buy a property not--read lots of books BEFORE you buyif you dont know how to find out what rents should be in the area you are considering, don't buy anything yet--you have homework to doif you dont have a lease to use and understand why each section is in the lease--dont buy anything yet--you have homework to doif you dont know what happens to tenant deposits after you acquire a property--dont buy anything yet--you have homework to do  AND get a different real estate agent--one that actually deals with income property and can walk you though the details of income property buyingDO manage the first property or two that you purchase.  

I'm in the Philadelphia region, and wanted to know what has been a successful marketing campaign for all of you out there looking to acquire more leads.

Do you know of any website that lists them by province or region?

I think that there is a lot of potential in the Parrish area with the growth in that region.  

My wife is a doctor and she is a part of a regional group (200+ doctors) and practices with 4 other doctors in her office.

Are you only looking in your region?

I would also look into small region or local banks and talk to them, often they have other loans that you can get that uses the equity as collateral.