If you want to buy single family homes, and actively manage them then start looking into different regions with fundamentals that point to future growth (income growth, job growth, population growth etc).If you want to passively own them, then you should look into syndicators in regions and asset class that you think will perform well (southwest, southeast, midwest etc, and you can target multifamily, retail space, single family etc) and start finding operators that align.

Good Morning, looking for some recommendations for Facebook groups or blogs  to follow for investing in southwest Florida.

@Amar Mistry based on the numbers looks like you could get better cash flow and potentials for appreciation in  the southwest Florida /fort myers   area.  

WE ARE STAYING IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA AS YOU KNOW JUST GOT HIT WITH HURRICANE IAN.

I plan on working in the Southwest to North side of Houston as far out as hwy 99. 

For a 90 day period that is a pretty dramatic drop, and Kansas City is a rather stable market relative to the Southwest and Coastal areas.

I service most of Southwest Florida as a Real Estate Agent!

@Chancy Hu I do manage a handful of properties in the southwest.  

Well, I'm completely new to the real estate buisness, but I am ready and willing to learn everything I can to make a career for myself in it. I'm 22 years old, I have a 10 month old baby boy. I work at a gas station m...

See the latest from the BLS http://www.bls.gov/regions/southwest/summary/blssummary_houston.pdf It answers @Hersh M.'