Just saw this pop up this morning on Housing Wire. 

Looking to acquire Multi family (2-4 unit residential or 10-20 Unit commercial) somewhere in New England, are there any emerging markets in the area that you are seeing affordable prices, high growth rate, affordable taxes, stable rent rates with room for growth, pop growth and Owner friendly ? 

Anything pop out about these communities that changes the way you rank them or a difference-making factor?

I keep seeing ads popping up in my Facebook and Instagram telling me that I missed it, and to check my email for a link, which is a little weird I'm not going to lie.

-Stackable Wshr/ Dryr BONUS, Hampton Bay Cabinets, Apache Blk/Wht Porcelain bcksplsh pops Butcher Block Golden Teak Counters, LED Lighting w/added electrical service 4 Ceiling Fans, Dry Wall & Insulation, Double Pane Windows, Large Ravena Almond Porcelain Stone Tiles laid in trendy linear pattern, Exterior/ Interior Doors , Hand Crafted Wood Trim & Baseboards Hand Stained to match Solid Wood Entry Ceiling Beam, Finished Garage all on a 1/3 acre with mature Mulberry trees on private quiet road.

The things are, master bath toilette leaks and I had to reseal it, master bath sink p trap leaks, and before youGo bananas over “why didn’t you get an inspection” we did but theses issues came up after living in it. kitchen sink not installed with proper clips so the hose pops off...basically a bunch of “oh this little piece I’m left with probably doesn’t matter...”Anyway, thanks and looking forward to the feedback!

The market here has appreciated quite a bit over the past few years, however (as I am the utmost optomist), there ARE "deals" that pop up every so often.

Which do pop up regularly. 

If not for this wonderful group and website I’m not sure if I would have continued to push forward with this process.When I found every real estate question I would pop into google has a link to some blog or forum on here i quickly realized this community might be what I need.

The reason I didn't do anything with it was because I wasn't sure how to determine which stage of the process they were in (behind, pre, foreclosure, RIO...) and who to approach at the various stages.Also it seems like investors fall in to one of two categories: mom and pop small-scale (such as myself... thus far) and mega-investors managing thousands of leads, using VAs and spending tens of thousands on marketing.