Try Regions bank I think they are all over the Southeastern Region.

Type of center ( all national tenants with long term leases and corporate guarantees, regional tenant center with some mom and pop, all mom and pop center).5.

There are voices on the BP community that I think are rightfully communicating some more conservative thinking which I really do think is apt in many current regional markets from my analysis. 

A convenience store will not have regular customers from 25 miles away, while a Red Lobster restaurant might.Retail Property Types:Property Type: Regional MallConcept: General merchandise or fashion-oriented offerings.

The few investment properties I've seen advertised through this forum that were in this region I know from my familiarity with their areas were not good buy-and-hold properties.  

RITA (an ever-growing list of cities that require anyone with any income from them to not only file and pay the state income tax, but to also pay this Regional Income Tax Authority.)I have properties outside of the Cleveland metro which are under RITA, but they don’t have the other layers of government oversight (at least as far as I know.

Tough thing is that there are very few reasonable duplexes in the Philadelphia region under $500k.

Maybe you’ll even be lucky to find one that can go up to 80% LTV/CLTV.Check with your local credit unions and regional banks.

At the 2-4 units level, you have access to FHA, VA and other low-down conventional financing products (varied by region and financial institution).

I am looking for any suggestions on realtors to use for our new search, primarily focused on the north west region of Indiana.