I am looking at more LTR of SF, MF or commercial properties in markets that cash flow well.

If you want something longer-lasting, cedar and redwood are great—they handle Houston’s humidity well, though redwood is pricier.

For background information, I'm a W-2 contract employee who makes 80k+ a year and I have been working at this job since January of this year.

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For background information, I'm a W-2 contract employee who makes 80k+ a year and I have been working at this job since January of this year.

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Just looking at getting into real estate investing.

In Charlotte I typically use Hejirika Law, and the folks over at Doyle and Wallace are great as well.

I have been looking for SFH and Duplexes as well and found a "potential" cash flowing duplex in 32209 and began investigating forum discussions on this city.     

I have 2 investment properties that are doing really well and give me some cash flow (on top of paying both mortgages).