I invest further south near West Point and also Hampton Roads.  

The better parts of Waterbury are in the west end - Town Plot.

Northern Ontario is a pretty big place ... are you west (Kenora, Dryden, Thunder Bay), middle (Sudbury, Timmins), or east (North Bay, Chalk River, Pembroke)?

It's an interesting field to me and I'm excited to get my feet wet.Outside of this newly established real-estate journey, I work a 3-11 at a Honda engine plant, which provides me with stable income to invest with...especially in this low-cost-of-living area in the Mid-West that I reside in. 

I've been so imersed in the Austin market the last year, its a completely different ballgame here in my smallish town west of DFW.  

Now when I used to do courthouse steps I did not trust anyone for values .. and since I am a Broker with access to MLS I did my own evals.To truly be in this business in the bay short of maybe getting lucky to buy one prop a year you need team work and methodology to be able to assess a property in a matter of an hour or two. because the one you get focused on probably will not go to sale very few actually do. so you need to be evaluating 100 or more to get a shot at one..this is what seperates those who are successful to those who think they may want to try it.. its not really a mom and pop business on the west coast.. you can do this in the mid west no problem low values and tons of activity.

I am looking to learn about investing in the mid-west, Missouri in particular and want to connect with other like-minded investors.

It will be a 3-bedroom, 1.5 bath house on a 7,000 sqft lot in the White Center / Burien neighborhood of Seattle, immediately south of West Seattle.  

The us census outlines the population shift from the NE to south and west.  

I've got a dependable and inexpensive lawn, trash and manual labor kind of guy for the West End if you'd like to know his contact details.