@Brian JonesWelcome to Biggerpockets I attended College on the eastern shore and have thought heavily about acquiring rentals around Salisbury University or University of Maryland Eastern Shore.

It's ONE product that they have focused on heavily and made over and over again and kept the costs down and increased the review.

@William SaintAmour I just came across this article, outlining how Whirlpool is looking to continue to heavily invest in the region: http://wsbt.com/news/business/whirlpool-looking-to-expand-in-st-joseph-countyWhere do you currently invest? 

I sat in a sheriff sale this past September where two experienced buyers were in a bidding war on a property that had been heavily discounted by the bank for the opening bid.

I'm Canadian so heavily rely on this company to help me and my partner source and manage our portfolio. 

I think people who are promoting their success so heavily rather than having their success promote themselves is a big red flag.

Thinking of going more heavily in Houston.

I can see how making a 50% offer might seem like a good approach but a heavily distressed home can take some serious money.

As an investor and a licensed agent in Bristol County, I am currently working heavily in the Fall River market with great returns and an easy buy in price to get started for new investors.The biggest part of investing in this city and any of the others mentioned above like, Brockton, Taunton, New Bedford and Fall River, is going to be knowing the locations as well as knowing which strategies work best in the different locations.Feel free to come to any of the Real Estate Investing meetups we have on the southcoast and we can discuss the correct strategies for your goals and target cities!

They are not heavily negotiating terms, looking to cashout refi, looking to trade up or pull money out to buy another property, etc.