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.).

What will the house look like from the curb if yours is purple and his/her side is chartreuse? 

@Tim Hershberger as long as you plan to live there first there are several local lenders that offer a 0% down conventional loan including Renasant Bank, Rapid Rate Mortgage & Regions.  

Hello all, Looking to purchase land in Lakes/Mountain Region with a strategy to build an STR.

Can anyone suggest a real estate-friendly title and escrow company in the Northern Virginia and Central Maryland regions?

I am in direct contact with a Northeast regional manager from NJ and they want to expand their charters in New England.