@Peter Lohmann"In spite of the softening, the market remains, and likely will remain, a healthy region for multifamily development.Ohio State is a large and endlessly renewable renter pool, and it anchors the market’s economy, providing a level of stability uncommon to the Great Lakes Region.

I was looking in Sloans Lake for a client.

we already own a house by Kentucky lake that we inherited after the passing of my mother.

Feel free to message me, but there is lake ridge north and lake ridge south. 

Thinking of buying an investment property in Lake Arrowhead.Any thoughts?

Love it (but I'm on a lake, so that's a little different than the average house).

@Patrick G.In addition to still being under water today, rent went up 30% in those 15 years....I have 2, one in Gilbert by the lakes, one in Tempe For the same time frame, my SF properties went up 150% and rent also close to doubled....So go figure

I do work the markets from Salt Lake to Box Elder Counties, but my favorites are Weber and Box Elder. 

It's just that when the baseline profit numbers get higher on these larger flips, I'm more concerned with the total profit number and not just purely the percentage (there's a saying from someone that they'd rather have 10% of the Pacific Ocean than 90% of Lake Eerie - size matters).  

It is located in the Wallenpaupack area of PA so it a lake rights property.