Hi everyone!My first endeavor into real estate was when I purchased my first home right out of the Air Force when I started attending college at LSU in 2005.  I got a couple roommates to pay the mortgage throughout co...

The Southwest side of Houston is a good place to start looking.

I switched to Southwest and already got 100k bonus points. 10k more this year and I'll have a "companion pass" or buy one get one free SW flights for this year and next.

We are a Central Florida Brokerage that has offices southwest of Orlando and Northwest of Orlando in Marion county.We work almost exclusively with investors who are always looking for potential properties.We would be happy to share, or, work with you on a profitable exit strategy/John RogersFlorida Trust Realty

The Southwest is sort of in between and generally speaking, I would avoid the Rust Belt even though it's relatively cheap, just because it is so economically challenged right now.

You might be better off looking in places just north of Detroit (Eastpoint, Hazel Park, Ferndale, Oak Park, Royal Oak, Madison Heights, Warren, etc.) or south west (Dearborn, Wyandotte, Allen Park, Inkster, Taylor, Westland, etc.).

We have had some luck with Preston National and Southwest Bank.  

I am in Southwest Florida. 

While driving around I found the areas on west, north west and south west of the strip to be nicer and was curious to learn if there were any investment opportunities in either North LV/Summerlin/Henderson/Enterprise areas.

This townhome was an REO property out in small town southwest of MSP.