I see you're on the southeast side of Houston, off of 45.

Hi @Samuel Hailai, most markets in the Southeast or Midwest can get a greater ROI than that.Additionally, if you want to increase your ROI, you need to get a little more creative.Finding off-market properties is one such way.

I could not recommend Share enough if you are looking in Southeast Florida!

Just make sure you really know the specific streets youd like to target as areas on the north or south east corners (closer to Fishtown/Northern Liberties) will trade much differently that the NW or SW corners (closer to Temple) which will be much different than lets say 8th & Diamond. 

I know I want to buy an all brick 3 bed/2 bath single family home in Alabama/somewhere in the Southeast to start, but I am struggling with confidence issues and self-doubt.

I would plan a road trip to Florida and visit several areas (South, East, West, North, and Panhandle) and choose some cities/towns in each area to explore. 

I say the more southeast you get typically the better it is.

Hi all, I'm in Southeast PA but focusing as a new investor in Pittsburgh and planning a visit the week of April 12th.

The summers are very comparable to any other large beach market in the southeast US as well. 

I'm obviously not from the Toledo area, as Fremont is located about 40 minutes south east.