Originally posted by @Theresa Harris:@Alejandro Buse  Of those options, Nanaimo is probably your best bet. 

There could be involuntary liens such as code violations, water and other utilities that survive foreclosure  and are not necessarily recorded 

@Theresa Harris thank you for the feedback.

@Theresa Harris Thanks for the suggestion!

It's a tough business to survive, owning a gym, unlike private training, which is much easier to do well in.I would recommend: reading topics on the forum that interest you (and don't be afraid to ask questions), read Rich Dad Poor Dad, and listen to the Bigger Pockets podcasts.

I am reaching out to any local short term rental experts to see how their business is surviving (or not) during this pandemic and get future outlook on the market.

Good Afternoon All,I am part of a group of investors seeking to build pipeline in Harris, Montgomery, Fort Bend, Brazorla, & Galveston counties beginning in December 2020.So, we are looking to build relationships and begin to more fully understand the beast that is Texas real estate.We understand Texas is a nondisclosure state.

@Theresa Harris is on point.

(Forbes)Lower business & lifestyle costs than others.Amazingly affordable real estate for investment.Single-family, duplexes, fourplexes.3-year appreciation forecast of 9.1%.Around 45% of the residents are renters.The growing fuels the rental demand.San Antonio is also known for its low cost of living.Closed sales increased by 14 percent year-over-year.Compared to June 2019, San Antonio's average price of a home increased by 3%.Year-to-date, the average price has shown an increase of 5% to $278,395.In a year-to-date, year-over-year comparison, Bexar County faired well compared to Travis (-10.7%) Harris (-4.9%) and Dallas County (-6.8%.)Each of these counties indicates a decrease while Bexar county shows a promising a 3.4% increase.As predicted, June has shown to be a strong buying season.

@Theresa Harris yes there is but my friend bought a house there for $20,000 and cash flowing over $600 a month and not sure if I can get that ratio here in Colorado