Mynd is a huge company with sub market directors (Houston, dallas, austin/SA).

Here's a quick look at the recent trends across different markets:Orange, CA: Down by 1.43%Pinellas (Tampa), FL: Down by 0.78%Dallas, TX: Down by 0.32%Los Angeles, CA: Down by 0.23%What's driving this?

A good friend of mine is now in Dallas for short trip and she sent me a pic of daily long horn cow run?

Background:I currently am a junior in college who is taking an internship opportunity this upcoming spring with an accounting firm in Dallas.

North Oak Cliff, Cedar Crest, Garland, and Far East Dallas would be the areas I would look at.

It may be worth relocating to another, less expensive city in Texas like Dallas or Houston (although prices there aren't "cheap" by any means).

But what it does instead is makes it very difficult for me to share with my seller what the average cooperating commission is in Dallas.

I have been investing for awhile but have only recently started picking up properties that I know will not cashflow because of the prices in the area I invest (Dallas/Fort Worth) and the higher rates.I am still picking them up because it will still pay down debt and provide me with depreciation that I can use to offset my flipping and lending income.

I am in Houston area but am also interested in expanding into other cities such as Austin and Dallas.

I currently live in Dallas (Plano area) and looking for a solid lender to purchase my first SFH in NE Dallas.What are your thoughts on RBFCU and PennyMac?