Try this link or just search under Fairfield, CT. http://www.meetup.com/Central-CT-REI-Meetup/events/231065799/?

Hello BiggerPockets Community, I am a Realtor in Central Connecticut with Berkshire-Hathaway HomeServices New England, I know it's a mouth full.

Anyway, I concur with @Susan Maneck, there is a lot more room to make some money in the buy and hold world in Mississippi than in Texas, at least from a central Texas perspective.

Hello,Any recommendations for a good central AC brand. 

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I'm mostly interested in the business, legal, and tax side of real estate investing, but of course I'm just curious about most things here.In any case, I'll be active in the upstate new york area and central pennsylvania, as I'll be living in State College starting mid august.Thanks, and I'm looking forward to it.

What has proved interesting "locally" (I live near the interchange of Rte. 4 and Rte. 27) the main North South route in CENTRAL corridor.)

I agree it would be nice to have a centralized list, but these types of websites already exist (e.g.

Window units break down far more often, have a shorter life expectancy and in the end will probably cost you close to if not more than central AC.If I had to have AC due to area demand my choice would be central air.  

I budget for maybe $2000/year... again, that's a worst case scenario, but, particularly with these older homes, things will come up (not sure how much of everything you are replacing with the $25k, but, every single one of my properties has required some type of expense that I would consider non-trivial ever year: boiler breaks, central air conditioning breaks, roof leaks, bathroom and plumbing issues, electrical issues, etc.).