Hi,Im a resident of the local area (Xenia) looking to purchase some more properties in the region. 

Have you talked to a local, small regional bank about an infrastructure loan? 

I am located in the Pittsburgh region and always open to networking.

Hi FolksI’m new-ish the region and am looking for recommendations for a good, well informed, no nonsense tax advisor that keeps uptodate to ensure that we can plan and pivot to be as tax efficient in the short term while ensuring that our next ventures are established correctly to maximize our benefits i.

Do yourself a favor and approach a handful of local and regional banks, ask to speak with their commercial loan division, then ask if they have closed on any loans for MHP in the last 12 months. 

It really comes down to your goals and the regions you want to buy in.

She currently serves as regional manager for a portfolio of class A properties in the Dallas/Fort Worth area and works closely with some of the largest investors in this market.

A critical aspect of management of anything from a frozen banana stand to a region of big box retailers is reporting to those you’re managing for.

So, I'm not sure it's "small town" but certainly regional.

As an out of state investor looking to make his first SFH investment purchase in the Triad region, I'm curious to hear what investors are currently experiencing in the region given the current macro environment (e.g., low rates, low inventory, large stimulus, etc.).