Would love to hear some experiences from people who have properties in this region.

Let’s talk about approaching a local credit union or bank- Kinetic, Regions, or Synovus.

From memory: TD Bank, PenFed, Regions Bank, TIAA Direct, Tower FCU and US Bank.

There is a shortage of those.Airplane hangers at popular big city regional airports. 

Hello BP, My husband and I are investors in NY but we’re looking to move down to Florida in the next 6 months around the boca ratón región.

I might invest in Atlanta region in future.  

Before I opened my own brokerage I was a regional property manager and can tell you that even experienced managers vary greatly in effectiveness.

The general consensus is to go with a local/regional bank or credit union to avoid getting peppered with fees.While that works if you're buying properties locally, what about out-of-state?

I evaluated five, comparing fees, commission splits, caps, expenses, tools offered and who would be available for support.On a sample sale with a $2000 gross commission, here's what I found as the net commission to me:Better Homes & Gardens - $1130KW - $1316Bean Group - $1351VHB (small regional) - $1400eXp - $1510So it's time to eat some crow. 

does anyone know if the new law effects the entire region or just some townships?