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Yes, as an LP. Existing and new development. Wouldn’t consider NY as US heartland though.
I assume you mean western NY as "heartland" (like Rochester/Buffalo). Not focused on those markets, but very present.
Big difference between WV and the rest though, maybe even IN. Small asset/portfolio sizes and small per door cost means it's tough to play in those markets unless you're located there or truly focused locally. Bit easier in PA/OH/NY since you have some actual dense urban areas.
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