Hi Bradley,do you happen to know of any networking events in the monadnock region? 

Hey @Alfred Johnson these are some of the resources I use in order to learn the fundamentals of a market.1. http://www.city-data.com/2. https://www.bls.gov/regions/home.htm3.

Try credit unions and local banks as their terms tend to be friendlier than larger, national/regional banks.

. - meet with multiple local / regional lenders (banks, credit unions, etc) to determine who will be a good fit for you.If you haven't already - be sure to plug into the Bigger Pockets podcast.

Jordan,The best thing is to call up local, regional and national developers and expose the property to them.

While much of the region is benefiting from these higher numbers, increasing home prices are forcing families out of the city of Austin.

Really you need to discover what works and what does not work in your area and stick to it, people use rule of thumbs and guidelines but all these things vary regionally and are never set in stone.  

In my area (NYC region) overhead costs are very high and you need a minimum of 4 units to get the numbers to work.

In my area (NYC region) overhead costs are very high and you need a minimum of 4 units to get the numbers to work.

This is a win-win opportunity to provide much needed housing to our area while building your portfolio with cash-flowing properties.Please take a look at our market here in the Inland Pacific Northwest and consider helping with our current lack of housing for an integral population.