I just did poking around and even regional banks are ugly.

Rents tapping out will likely force this to happen at some date in the future as the tech empire starts to splinter and move away for the region.Your facts also skip the fact that there was a housing bubble from 2000-2008, and while that region, along with a limited number of other locations in America managed to almost skip the crash, it can not be ignored.The fact is the best property is a property that cashflows from rents with zero cash invested.

I was told to rent to a Regional Center patients with high autism.

Microeconomics is the study of how individuals and firms make decisions and allocate resources-- understand the distinction.You assumed I didn't look into local hotel occupancy rate which suggested 70-75% in most recent year but historically, the rate hovered somewhere in the low to mid 60s also... so the recent spike is suspect; as a buyer  in this case, you use the lower conservative national average over a report by the economic development department of a city that may be inflating the numbers to attract investment dollars to a region.

HI am looking for multi-res rental properties in Durham Region, Peterborough, Lindsay....any one knows wholesaler or pvt Sellers there...?

Secondly, most appreciation properties are in regions that are expensive (i.e.

I'm in Mission Bend, any suggestions for this region (Sugar Land/ Richmond)?

If it's a solid property you could try a regional bank.

For example in some regions school starts in August and some September, if you are marketing to families expect they will prefer to be in before those dates when school starts and move after it ends. 

now, can anyone recommend a good attorney and CPA in the New Hampshire region?