I'm 33 and from southeast Massachusetts, looking to get into REI sometime this year.

@Sharon Tseung Southeast Michigan.

I believe that the SouthEast corner of Bushwick is fast emerging as the hottest new section of Brooklyn.  

Their inventory looks to be lower end assets in the midwest/east/southeast.

I also look for and hold larger apartment complexes 25+ units per complex in the Southeast US.  

I have worked with these guys on numerous occasions and have been very pleased with their work and outcomes of each deal:http://psomich.com/The focus specifically on southeast Michigan.

You typically don’t get the same kind of rent growth and property appreciation in the Midwest as you do in Texas or the Southeast but perhaps you get more stability with reliable cash flow over time.Both are good markets to invest in but the decision comes down to you and your investing goals and risk tolerance.What is your why in investing?

The house is in Southeast Texas, the heart of the hardest hit areas during Harvey.

@Miguel Norena, I am in the Fayetteville area, and it is a good market, but like the rest of the Southeast, prices have pushed up over the last few years.One thing I would make sure you take into consideration with any of the coastal locations is insurance.

I'm a new investor from southeast ok.