The biggest problem getting comps is that the property is right by Blue Ridge Blvd which is a major thoroughfare and it appears to be a dividing line between a nicer area to the southeast with homes selling for $90k-$100k+ and a lower-priced area (where your property is) to the northwest with homes ranging from $50k-$80k.

Are you still active in Southeast Michigan?

These two areas are my options because I can work in either area, I love the Southeast, and enjoy both areas for different reasons. 

As alluded to above Winston-Salem and Greensboro are somewhat local metros to you that have performed well and look poised to continue as the southeast continues to experience; population growth, job growth, rent growth and job diversification.

We have a portfolio in the west coast and looking to expand in the southeast.

Regarding the southeast, I think you'll do better over here near Asheville and the NC mountains than on the coast, in part because winter time is pretty dead over on the coast, unlike over here where well-managed places are booked solid year round.

David, @Mia Gomez I have similar goals about investing in multi-family properties, I am a Realtor and developer in Southeast Florida.

Hello everyone! My 2nd post here.
I made a Switch from selling cars to start working with home-owners affected by hurricane ida with their roof repairs and replacements.
I'm very happy I made this switch 2 weeks ago...

I live in the Pacific Northwest, I'm a bit priced out of the market, I'm attracted to buying a duplex or fourplex in some state in the Southwest or Southeast where I can better afford to buy, I would like to move there and live in one of the units, but it seems like an overwhelming project to decide where to buy it seems there are a lot of factors involved and it's difficult for me to come to a decision.

HelloI am acquiring multiple no-vacation single family homes in non-vacation/touristic markets, mostly in the Midwest and Southeast (Dayton Oh, Winston Salem NC).