I grew up just south east of there in Enfield, So I can speak to the attractions and the area in general if that would be value added.  

Andrew, I'm an active real estate investor in your area mostly southeast of Houston.

I am a commercial RE Agent and I am representing a condo developer that wants to build a high rise in the Southeast US.    

You may even get lucky just over the bridges to southeast Jax - Arlington, St Nicholas area etc. 

If you're investing locally, I know SFR's around 100k in the southeast are not going to have high enough rents for the cash flow to make sense... but the cheaper product that actually cash flows doesn't have enough potential value to BRRR.

It's on the southeast border which is a very quite area and very family friendly.

Hi Maria-Depending on your budget, I think there are some good opportunities in Southeast Seattle to invest.

Go to where there is massive job growth, which is mostly in the south and southeast part of the country.

Places like Ohio, Indiana and Wisconsin, but in those areas only Cincinnati seems within a reasonable driving distance.For the SouthEast, I am hearing that Macon, GA and Gastonia, NC might be good markets, but I haven't seen anything much on the market compared to what I am seeing in the Midwest.I am open to feedback, and I am open to agent referrals who might be able to help me understand any of these markets.Thanks! 

That being said, here's what I've seen as the less desirable areas:-Between Jerome ave and Stafford ave (north of route 6)-South east Bristol between Lake ave and Birch St south of Pine St -N.