Originally posted by @Steven Harris:@Joe Splitrock thanks for your input.

Buying in areas that have no rental license(going into Kane County even) helps this too. 

Originally posted by @Steven Harris:@Mark Cruse, I'm extremely new to BP and I haven't quite started my RE investing career yet, still reading up and trying to "see" how best to get started.

@Theresa Harris yea your 100% right on that.

Originally posted by @Theresa Harris:@Alejandro Buse  Of those options, Nanaimo is probably your best bet. 

@Theresa Harris thank you for the feedback.

@Theresa Harris Thanks for the suggestion!

Good Afternoon All,I am part of a group of investors seeking to build pipeline in Harris, Montgomery, Fort Bend, Brazorla, & Galveston counties beginning in December 2020.So, we are looking to build relationships and begin to more fully understand the beast that is Texas real estate.We understand Texas is a nondisclosure state.

@Theresa Harris is on point.

(Forbes)Lower business & lifestyle costs than others.Amazingly affordable real estate for investment.Single-family, duplexes, fourplexes.3-year appreciation forecast of 9.1%.Around 45% of the residents are renters.The growing fuels the rental demand.San Antonio is also known for its low cost of living.Closed sales increased by 14 percent year-over-year.Compared to June 2019, San Antonio's average price of a home increased by 3%.Year-to-date, the average price has shown an increase of 5% to $278,395.In a year-to-date, year-over-year comparison, Bexar County faired well compared to Travis (-10.7%) Harris (-4.9%) and Dallas County (-6.8%.)Each of these counties indicates a decrease while Bexar county shows a promising a 3.4% increase.As predicted, June has shown to be a strong buying season.