If you want better returns, but worse tenants go to southeast raleigh.

It's fairly common in the southeast to obtain a home warranty at closing (seller pays for it, approx. $500 for a year).

We are on the northwest outskirts of the greater Orlando area, where as Lake Nona is the Southeast side of growth.

After a couple years working with investors, mainly in southeast and eastern states, I recently returned back to my hometown of Portland and I also am getting ready to go into the investing arena myself, primarily for the same reasons you are.

I am also an investor in Minneapolis and I own a duplex in Southeast Minneapolis on 1915 home what I would suggest is that you make sure the water lines Are updated with either pex or copper.

I also stick to Northwest DC for all but one property that's Northeast, I do not buy anything in Southeast even though the properties are cheaper and the returns are higher, I don't like the risk of Southeast.

We are in the southeast market mainly Georgia and I know one aspect of the interview will be how to grow the business, I have spent all my research on how to grow my own small rental business and now I'm scrambling to learn as much as I can about large scale rental business's Any help anyone could provide would be very appreciated. 

But, then again, that's why I live in Brooklyn but invest in the Southeast.  

If you look south, east and west of Dallas you can still find some properties that havent gone up so much but can still cashflow. 

If you’re going to live in the southeast valley, this is the place I think you should be.