@April Sago We work as far west as White Settlement (west Fort Worth), as far east as Mesquite (east of Dallas), down to cedar hill (south of Dallas), and north to Frisco.

Well, when I bought 7 years ago, the Bishop Arts District in Dallas was mainly 2 stories max. with lots of SFRs, duplexes, and a few small condos.  

After researching "ideal places to invest in", some of the suggested markets are places like Denver, Dallas, Austin, etc..  

@Hattie Dizmond  I will be in Dallas Sunday through Tuesday...checking it out.

If we look at economics and demographics alone then Dallas would be the best but Dallas is among the highest in the nation for both property taxes and insurance.

Hello Everyone,My name is Ronnie Howard, I am originally from Illinois, living in Dallas, TX. 

Here in Dallas it doesn't really slow things down much, unless it's a family home, where people may not want to move, during the school year.With all that said, there is a reason you have a vacancy factor included in the holding cost of your rental.  

I am a passive investor in multi-family apartment projects in the Dallas/Fort Worth market.

The first wicket on my agenda is to make some contacts in Dallas/Ft.

For eg. in the dallas metro, Section-8 vouchers are issued by 6 different counties and 20+ cities and the voucher holders can live anywhere in the DFW area.