I run a company called Modtown Realty out of Dallas, TX.

Hi everyone...

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My former username is: thedfwmentor
I originally signed onto BiggerPockets on Feb. 23rd, 2006.

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Hello everyone...I wanted to let people know that I have founded a new real estate investors networking club in North Texas.Club name: Investors Group of TexasThe club will hold the monthly meetings at the Embassy Suites in Frisco, Texas (north Dallas suburb).The club launch meeting will be on Tuesday, October 9th from 6pm to 9pm.I, Jim Watkins, will be the featured speaker.The first meeting is invite only however, anyone can register to be among the invited.

I was personally thinking Texas ( Dallas, Austin, Houston or Beaumont) b) Try and work my way up through the property ladder via. foreclosures and purchase of rental units.

I was personally thinking Texas ( Dallas, Austin, Houston or Beaumont)b) Try and work my way up through the property ladder via. foreclosures and purchase of rental units.

., down 8.8%San Diego, down 7.8%Phoenix, down 7.3%Washington, down 7.2%Miami, down 6.4%Las Vegas, down 6.1%Los Angeles, down 4.8%San Francisco, down 4.1%New York, down 3.8%Cleveland, down 3.6%Minneapolis, down 3.4%Boston, down 3.4%Denver, down 0.7%Chicago, down 0.9%Dallas, up 0.7%Atlanta, up 1.2%Portland, Ore., up 3.8%Charlotte, N.C., up 6%Seattle, up 6.9%

A lot of areas here is Dallas are in the same stage as the one you are talking about.

I am based in Oklahoma and have managed properties in Houston, Dallas and Austin, Texas.

GO COWBOYS!!

The basics are fine, and if they get you motivated to act, even better, but each market is massively different.Can anyone honestly tell me the real estate market is the same in Dallas as it is in New York?