I would expand your search radius and what you are looking at, meaning not only location but more distressed properties as well.

It is the most sure fire way to create a stable base as you expand your journey. 

Hi Everyone,I'm currently an investor in 2-4 unit buildings and am interested to hear your thoughts about whether to 'level up' into larger multi-family or commercial properties, expand into new markets, or continue on my current path in the same city. 

Have 2 SFH in san antonio and 1 in Leander TX - with views to continue expanding property portfolio in Texas.

Should the housing market correct, this may not be the most opportune time to go 100% in as an investor with no parachute or back-up plan.It is best to get into the business gradually and expand when you are able.

You can easily do this on a spreadsheet, and it will take less time to track than finding and learning new software.

@Chris Hutchens Eastside primarily (most distressed area that is a big focus outside of downtown), Harvard Place/Eastlawn, Denver Heights .. many near St Phillips Coll, UTSA, & the AT&T Ctr .. and expand out

I am here to expand my knowledge and network.

Room/need to expand? 

Been looking to expand my network in the Chicago areas...Any wholesalers here?