I would say the less desirable areas of Dallas county have a pretty nice ratio.

And "Finance Cowboy" sounds particularly guruish.

Quote from @Dallas Adam Lee Kiger: Hi everyone. 

Sreit sold a portfolio of single-family rental homes to Dallas-based Invitation Homes for $650 million, including debt.But more recently, the fund has slowed sales because of depressed prices.

BTW we invest in Dallas which is another reason I want a RE attorney in Texas proper.

I work in the Dallas/Ft.

I am in Dallas and find it surprising that any sub market in FTW was declining but that is the reason for the LTV reduction.

It sounds like you’re ready to dive into some out-of-state investment opportunities, and I’m excited to share some thoughts that could help you boost your cash flow.Here are a few markets that might catch your interest:Florida: Cities like Orlando and Tampa are booming with tourism and have no state income tax, which can really enhance your rental income.Texas: Austin and Dallas are hot right now.

I'm also open to learning more about short-term rentals and Section 8 rentals Hey Tayvion, Welcome I'm a newbie as well to the Dallas investing market.

I am a 54 year old female investor from Dallas.