This was quite modest compared to cities in the South East, North West, and South West.

The region had the biggest cluster of markets that were strong in these areas and was also close to the two northeast markets (Philadelphia and Pittsburgh) that also scored well.While markets in the southeast (especially Florida) and the southwest (especially Texas) were also very interesting in terms of “emergingness” and market fundamentals, their relatively high median purchase price and relatively low expected cash flow and affordability made the Midwest a better area for our business strategy.That said, the Florida markets also stood out as very interesting, and, if we were to look to expand to another region, Jacksonville would probably the first place we’d consider as a launching point.The second criterion on this level was flipping potential.

I believe you can do some damage with $600K in the midwest, southeast and southwest markets. 

Very interested in multi-family units with good cashflow prospects either here in the bay area or in the South East (Atlanta). 

Some of which include Brew City Meet Up, Milwaukee REIA, and Apartment Association of Southeast Wisconsin (AASEW) and with investors happy to help and network with. 

@Daniel Hanson forgot to mention in my post that there is a city by that name out here southeast of L.A. named Cudahy as well and its pronounced just the same.

Maybe a random topic, but I’ve seen some listings for single RV Lots around me here in the Southeast and am curious what the typical STR rules are for these.

we are cashing out one 3 of our multifamily in Southeast Florida.I have done some homework, let's chat. 

About to begin my journey wholesaling in the Orlando area, preferably south-east to north Orlando.

Try the south east like Florida & georgia.