Are you talking mom and pop tenants or regional to national?

I've lived in this region now for 11-years.

Looking to invest in properties in this region - considering multi-family and commercial properties.

If you are an investor, rehabber or wholesaler looking to connect within the Philadelphia region please don't hesitate to reach out!

Hi Crystal,I am a new investor in the niagara region, so welcome.  

I don't know your market but generally smaller community or regional banks are a better bet than larger banks.

According to my analogy, if you had been already living in the NC Triangle and finding it hard to find your desired Cap Rate, and wanted to try your luck in LA instead, that would be like "jumping from the frying pan into the fire"...Brent I like your analogiesJoe Henry:I live in LA and it costs a huge amount of money just to breathe here Operating budgets near the water meaning near the pacific  ocean are  9 to 10,000 a month gross for a not so nice apartment and living expensesMy median home price is  around 800,000 for modest houseFlippers are spending 10 to 20,000 a month on marketing because it's so expensiveNorth Carolina I think has great opportunity to get into college housing because of the North Carolina University and state schoolsAlso look at buying on installment sale for free and clear housesAnd for houses with no equity look at lease purchaseI would get licensed and look for problems

I think the region makes a great counter cyclical recovery story.

 Unless the bank is a small local or regional bank, you are probably wasting your time.

@Jeff Ostreim - Welcome to the Bigger Pockets community for the Puget Sound region!