I'm originally from Western PA as well (Slippery Rock) and now reside in Atlanta.Here is how I am looking at it along with the assumptions I am making:1) I think the growth prospects are better in the Atlanta market than Pittsburgh from a pure demographics standpoint.2) I estimate your return on equity at 7.2% currently3) Over the long haul appreciation is going to take you further when it comes to net worth than cashflow will4) Doubling of the roofs is doubling the expensesThings to consider:1) What is the year built of your Atlanta property vs. what you could replace it with in PGH?

I'm definitely interested in any meetups in the GTA to South Western Ontario.

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@Nate Hammond  general rule in most mid western is not all is to be north of 800 in rent and buy top of the market not the bottom... cash flow will generally be more consistent over time and you will have the gross revenue to pay for cap ex which hits every home... bottom end of the market is really more appropriate for those that live there and self manage IE they don't have to pay mangers and they do rehab and make readies at cost.. those two items will be the difference in cash flow and cash neutral or negative is my experience of owning a couple hundred of these.. 

One of my lenders in my group found out that the New Western didn't disclose fire damage to a property.

Along with that, retailers that actually do accept it, treat it more like an intermediary, assisting in facilitating the transaction (like visa/mastercard/western union/etc.), than they do a currency. 

But they mostly cover Western states.

“Western Banks” is what I said, not US banks, which would encompass all of Western Europe.

My experience is that I don't think it's worth the headaches (documented in my many previous posts) for much slower appreciation than the western states. 

I currently live in Western WA but am looking to make the move to Eastern WA, specifically the Spokane Valley area.