If you want to invest in areas that are booming and going to give you a high ROI, I suggest looking in Frisco, Plano, Mckinney, Little Elm and The Colony, depending your price point.

I have a meetup in Plano in a couple of weeks.  

There are some duplexes up north in Richardson, Plano, etc. that might be cash-flowable and are definitely in nicer neighborhoods. 

Mark Swoveland is a great guy on BP and "hosts" a monthly lunch that has great attendance, usually in Plano Shops of Legacy area.Market is overpriced in general depending on area of course but there are some good deals to be found.

I'll be out at the end of the month, and we're headed down to Plano (Richardson, actually) to start a new chapter in our lives.We're looking to start investing in buy-and-hold SFRs in the North Texas area in the next 6 months.

I recommend Tiago Title, offices in Plano and Dallas. 

I have been doing as much homework as possable so sorry if the question is a little disjointed.I'm looking in the Dallas/Plano area and it seems 1% is about where its at but the appreciation dosen't jive.

He is located in Plano.

Welcome to BiggerPockets, @Van Similine and @Eric Roberson.My mother used to live in Plano and Frisco, but I don't know much about the Dallas area except it is HUGE. 

I know central Dallas with Frisco and Plano are quite expensive.