We strategically focus our multifamily investments in the Southeast region of the US for two key reasons:Lower Costs - Properties are less expensive to acquire in the Southeast than in other parts of the country.

Termites in the southeast are a huge problem and I've had problems in my personal residence after having all the pretreatments done even.

Parts of east and most of southeast Raleigh are not the most attractive areas to live.

The most ambitious project of the current government is the Mayan Train, a railway system connecting the largest tourist attractions of the southeast of Mexico, almost 1,000 miles of lenght with 20 stations, with a projected cost of 20 Billion USD.

AJ -- Admittedly the Midwest is where I feel most comfortable and investing in high growth markets in the southeast intimidates me.

My brother and I started targeting small multi-family and are actively buying and wholesaling across the SouthEast.

The southeast and midwest have been profitable locations for commercial.

Can anyone point me in a direction for one in the southeast part of the Denver metro area?

The South East is where I was considering, states such as NC, SC, FL.  

There's no superior advantage to those places over other great rental markets, but CO doesn't have properties that even compare to what you see in the southeast in terms of rent/price ratio (at least nothing within a couple hours of Denver) so I have to invest elsewhere.