I think it's gonna be tricky but hopefully I can figure something out. Looking

@Nat Chan has been on to something with her Overtown outlook. 

I keep all of mines in a giant pile but almost all get enterred in to my Microsoft Outlook, Gmail mailing list & Excel Spread Sheets

Houston is a strong market with great economic outlook. 

We spend money to go out look at the property, take measurements, find the right materials, and give the bids.

The intuition and outlook is a little different.

Do what it feels makes sense for your financial situation and your outlook for the market.

Current economic projections/outlooks tend to fall in line with a slight decline of about 1%-1.8% year over year until the state gets it's budget on point or oil rebounds.UAF is also a smaller community, with a heavy military and college presence, so you should be fine.

I put a offer on a house with out looking at it! 

No doubt there are areas of the city that still have a lot of room for growth, and in general the outlook for the region is really positive, but just saying things have heated up a lot that I would caution all investors new to the area to really tread carefully.