. - The US national debt is at some number that makes it untenable.

I have been reading that corporate investors are buying many homes there and I now I am having second thought about the area.

Big enough to have a national foot print usually means some economy of scale price wise. 

I myself have personally ran a brokerage before, one with a big corporate name, my insight isn't 2nd hand or guess work, it's 1st hand hands-on insight.

Yes, Pittsburgh house prices are 43% lower than the national average with a median price of $213K.

DFW has to be one of the hottest markets in the national for industrial space, if not the hottest. 

Historically, we are very well insulated from national market forces, although not immune.

I don't have rent payments currently as I am living at home with my parents/corporate housing while at work.I would prefer to use the property solely for investment purposes and Not occupy it.

Right now, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma is one of the top cities in the nation in order to invest in real estate.

I ask everybody the same thing on the national level.