After doing some research, it looks like I'd like to start my investing opportunity in the Dallas Fortworth (DFW) area. 

Is there any groups to learn more about tax deeds, struck off, resale and sale deeds in dallas, tx?

But for now, none of the below cities are negative.Okay, let the nah sayers begin.Terry MARCH 2018 Metro Monthly change 12-month change Seattle 2.80% 13.00% Las Vegas 1.50% 12.40% San Francisco 2.10% 11.30% Denver 1.40% 8.60% Los Angeles 0.90% 8.10% Detroit 1.10% 7.90% San Diego 1.00% 7.70% Tampa 0.60% 7.50% Phoenix 0.90% 6.80% Portland 1.00% 6.70% Atlanta 0.80% 6.20% Charlotte 1.00% 6.20% Minneapolis 1.70% 6.10% Boston 1.20% 5.80% Dallas 0.70% 5.80% New York 0.10% 5.20% Miami 0.70% 5.00% Cleveland 0.30% 4.60% Washington 1.10% 3.00% Chicago 1.10% 2.80%

First we were compared to Chicago, now LA.  Maybe one day they'll just compare us to DFW. http://www.star-telegram.com/news/business/growth/article212129739.html

Thinking about flipping single family homes in the dallas/Fort worth area.

I'm still a newbie and have quite a bit to learn, but I am targeting investment opportunities in the Minneapolis, MN and Dallas, TX areas.

This is purely speculation on my part because I see a ton of investors from Texas going out to Midwest markets like Cleveland, Toledo, Indy, Kansas city etc to get better pricing.Perhaps Texas investors can weigh in on that market.Also if that market does have those prices follow up question; why are you guys from Dallas & Austin coming all the way to the midwest when you've got San Antonio right next door? 

Front runners - DC+Virginia area and Philadelphia Long Shot - Dallas, Austin or Toronto

We have been RE investors for over 20 years so we do have quite a bit of experience.My question is about north of Dallas.

We're in the Dallas area.