Okay, there HAVE to be enough Plano/Allen/McKinney/Frisco people at this point to have a local meetup!

For example, lower $100k homes in Plano west of I75 (yes the good side, believe it or not) could use a kick-start to help what many would consider the middle-class.Non-profits get first dibs on HUD and other homes.Numerous development opportunities exist.There is enormous potential in this space !!!

For $1300, you can rent a 1600sqft 3/2/2 house in Plano Texas built in the late 1970s.

I've found the best gems of wisdom have come from true life stories here on BP.Good luck with the profile picture & we're all looking forward to hearing more about holding RE in Plano, Texas!

Midland ranked first in job creation followed by Dallas-Plano-Irving, College Station-Bryan, Houston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land, and Tyler.The state’s actual unemployment rate was 4 percent.

For example:If I were to invest in Plano and Round Rock, I would expect more appreciation and would look for a higher class than if my market area were some parts of Fort Worth or El Paso, where I would be looking mainly for cashflow without much appreciation.  

I'm looking for a local, newbie friendly, meetup in the Plano/Frisco area.

In my research last year, I passed through Mckinney and Prosper, as well as Frisco and Plano, and I got really excited about the area and the opportunities for long-term growth. 

While record number of apartments have been delivered, in the last year the Dallas-Irving-Plano metro has added about 70,000 jobs.

Other than that they’ve been 285k in east Plano, 300k in Richardson, 365k in Richardson, 400k in Richardson, 440k in lower Greenville, and more...