Here is a list of the top cities where AH4R operates:2014 numbers:City SFR % of portfolioDallas-Fort Worth, TX 2837 8.2%Indianapolis, IN 2675 7.7%Atlanta, GA 2257 6.5%Charlotte, NC 1975 5.7%Greater Chicago (IL,IN) 1968 5.7%Cincinnati, OH 1776 5.1%Houston, TX 1772 5.1%Tampa, FL 1486 4.3%Phoenix, AZ 1381 4.0%Jacksonville, FL 1357 3.9%All Others 15115 43.7%2013 (last year) numbers:City SFR % of portfolioDallas-Fort Worth, TX 2085 9.0%Indianapolis, IN 2021 8.7%Greater Chicago (IL,IN) 1519 6.5%Atlanta, GA 1461 6.3%Cincinnati, OH 1244 5.3%Houston, TX 1223 5.3%Charlotte, NC 1058 4.5%Nashville, TN 994 4.3%Jacksonville, FL 974 4.2%Phoenix, AZ 962 4.1%All Other 9727 41.8%So, by the numbers AH4R was still buying pretty consistently throughout it's territory.

I'm in the south end and seldom encroach on your territory :) You just missed a local BP meetup. http://www.meetup.com/PacificNWRealEstate/But I'm sure they'll be more.

Also if it's listed as a two depending on the area you might fall into the mix use or commercial territory which can be a pain.

WI is new territory and a learning curve, but appears the is better opportunity than here in IL.

Do you have any insight on areas that might be hot investment territories?

Also there are a stunning number of homes for lease in the New Territory area.

other than a down payment or working in low value asset territory which I did not think MA had any or much of.. can you buy ghetto dogs in MA for that price are there in Ghettos there..

Yeah, 10-12% interest seems awfully high.....you’re in hard money rates territory.  

For example, change in sales territory causes someone to not want a long commute, or a break in at the property scared the owner and they no longer want to live there. 

Hi everyone,My wife and I are venturing into new territory as far as real estate investing goes.