What we call central Maine (Augusta / Waterville area).

I’m in Livermore, have 2 rentals in Livermore and a 4 unit in the Central Valley.

Looking into it there's a large development of condo's to be ready for 2023 - with the transport hub to the GTA, upcoming Hurontario LRT, lots of Mississauga growth as well as seeing average SFHs selling for $1m+ - could be potentially a decent return.Condo's, especially new builds, haven't really entered my mind due to the lower CoC/higher HOA fees and not seeing any short term ROI as it's a pre-construction, however the potential appreciation is giving me second thoughts and would like to know if anyone is looking to/has invested in this area, or what your opinion is on the potential growth?

In addition, the next European Central Bank meeting will also take place on Thursday (7/16).

Absolutely sounds like a good investment and tenants love central and mini splits.

I recently closed on a home in Central Phoenix and have analyzed it for a number of different strategies.

We live in California and figured we were priced out of this market, so were looking at Texas, but recently have started looking at California's Central Valley for multifamily properties. 

It's a tough one, some of my student rentals have been filled with families. there are still students renting but it has slowed down, my properties are in central PA and I was also stopped on a renovation of a property that I had purchased a month before everything was shut down, now I am happy to say it is just about finished and fully rented, last tenants move in next month.  

Hi everyone,I am looking for a contractor in the lakes region of central New Hampshire for a heavy rehab.

Replace furnace, add central AC with zoning - $9,1003.