If so, it might still be a choice.

Pennsylvania seems like the logical choice.

You will find out very quickly what a very wise choice you have made for yourself.

My choice is B locations, but I always look at a C to make sure I don’t miss anything exciting.

Lebanon/W Lebanon/Hanover/White River JunctionI expect in a few years I'll know the exact responses to these choices, but I figure there must be some data points that will help me narrow things down in the meantime such as school ratings, real estate tax vs potential rent, crime, multifamily inventory, population size, other economic factors.  

I owe my knowledge of this site to my mentor, Josh Rogers - a swell guy who has made great life choices with regards to real estate and business in general.Best to all,Ethan Stone

The investor's choice is to invest where there is No Rent Control in the first place. 

In Columbus Ohio 1 st choice glass block installs basement windows for about 200 each. 

You have the choice of boxes from choosing which type of survey you want or declining a survey. 

For what it's worth, last year I was able to acquire a fourplex in Los Angeles County (albeit in a rural area) using FHA financing, and I just want to make sure that I understand all the nuances of the new FHA guidelines. 401k contributions have no effect and can be used if its employee contributed, its not a big deal its in effect money you made but you chose to contribute it to your 401k so you had the "choice," or access to it prior to the contribution thats why its counted.