Hi, I just moved to the area and currently operate STRs in Colorado and Utah.

Just moved to Elkhart trying to connect with wholesalers and see how the market is here and what are good areas to invest?

Phoenix is definitely one of the more landlord-friendly metros, and a lot of investors like the mix of strong population growth, diverse job base, and steady rental demand.If you’re looking to get plugged in, here are a few places people tend to start:• Local REI meetupsPhoenix has a very active investor community.

Hi @Kristin Hayles, you could post this in the "Other strategies" topic, I saw a lot of similar questions there, maybe you'll get some ideas looking at other answers to posts in that topic in the BP forum. 

People are not tyring to be mean here. 

I’ve noticed a lot of people here doing well with plexes and smaller multifamily, but curious who’s syndicating larger 50+ unit apartments?

Glad to have you here.

The more you put yourself in the room the more doors start to open.

As Jackie mentioned, entry prices there are typically lower, but rental rates often hold steady with what you see in Jacksonville or Orange Park (just across the bridge).

One benefit is property taxes seem to be lower here then what you will find in Multnomah County.