This is Dallas, and areas east of Dallas.

I can think of at least two highly distressed multifamily buildings in Dallas that would be a great start.

I'm Sheila Griffin from Dallas, a new investor to the Bigger Pockets site.

We launched a second market and just completed our 18th deal this year in Dallas.

I see you are in Dallas, I am in Keller.

Dallas would be a more affordable market then Seattle.

I will be in Dallas this weekend checking out my first rehab down there (I'm in Seattle doing rehabs too) and another house for a fellow investor who lives up here.You can email me at [removed] or call/text [removed]

Or a 2/2 class A apartment in uptown Dallas.

So buying a foreclosure, doing the rehab and then finding a tenant and a PM seems a wee bit off our hands cause we're so far away from our next-to-be investments.I saw Dallas as a good spot but it seems that ROI is not as good as in Tampa.I've heard a lot about Kansas City : low prices with the approx. same ROI.Tucson is hit hard and foreclosure inventory stays high, but it may seem a good spot too.We dont want to invest in Miami as we think the town is pretty much overrated and wont get back to the insane level of median price.

I spoke to an investor from California who manages all of his own properties in Dallas.