Many people I know in SouthEast Houston cannot go back to there homes.

I I have a rental in South East Minneapolis but I play softball at Bossen fields and that's a pretty poor neighborhood with a lot of problems.

I spent about 18 months listening to BiggerPockets, attending REIA meetings, reading REI books, and making offers all over the southeast before stumbling across a 3BR house in Columbia listed for $130k that I knew from Apartments.com was renting for $1,700/mo.

When you find a market "that tells you to invest there", then learn about that market like it was in your backyard.My personal pick, would be southeast Michigan...but that's from experience...and I'm a little bias.Keep this thought in mind:  You don't pick the market, the market picks you.

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I'm looking to start wholesaling in the Southeast Georgia area.

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However after some research, I feel that I should look more in the Midwest, Southwest and Southeast region of the country.

I'm pretty familiar with some of the key neighborhoods around east and west Cleveland (I lived in Heights for 10 yrs and greater Cleveland for almost 20 years) as well as thinking about outer-burbs to the southeast (Twinsburg, Streetsboro, etc.).