(Here's why: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...)What I can help you with is introducing you to the outstanding Metro Atlanta real estate professionals that I've worked with for decades.

Does anyone know or have an up to date database providing data for let’s say the biggest 50 or 100 cities/metros in the us?

I currently oversee and lease a couple of hundred doors in the Portland metro and I would love to be a resource to you.  

So with some research I found out that in the PDX metro area ( this was before public builders got here) no one really did more than about 200 homes and the vast majority of the 6 to 7k homes a year being built were by mom and pop 5 to 10 homes a year ..

I have worked on a few acquisitions of multifamily properties in NJ and would like to purchase some real estate in Phoenix metro area.

No, But I own throughout both metro areas, and my client base is all landlords.

Hi all - If you have gone thru a new multi-family unit development in Kansas City metro, I'm looking to connect for some help/guidance.

I have talked to metro brokers and they offer a lot of incentives for new agents to help them get started and learn their way.

He did not mean that anyone could waltz off the streets of Paris into a Michelin star restaurant and cook a befitting gourmet meal.

@Lakshman K.One of my places in metro Boston is of the same build era.