Hello everybody,New to the forum, just as the post implies I'd like to know how everybody feels about investing in the real estate market in Southeast Asia right now.

I am an absentee owner of a property in South East Charlotte, North Carolina.

You will probably be sitting on some of those North Richmond lots for a while, but if you are finding lots in South/East Richmond I think they have already gained a lot of value over the past few years. 

JWB in Jacksonville, FL, Spartan in Birmingham, Bridge in Kansas City, Pinnacle in Kansas City and Indy, REI Nation (my families company in the Southeast US), Texas Turnkey in Houston, plus several other companies in Memphis are all good places to start your research.Read about them and testimonials both good and bad. 

It's hard to go wrong anywhere on the south, east, or north sides of downtown, especially if you are comfortable with buy and hold, although the city has recently released plans for a large development on the west side that is stirring some speculation. 

Hey guys, has anyone used property management companies in the south east they like?

The area I’m focused on is Southeast Texas, where I know the market, rents are strong and rising, housing supply is limited and there is major industrial capital expenditure committed to the area over the next 10 years.I'm an experienced investor, having built my portfolio almost entirely while abroad and avoiding turnkey companies.  

I've been investing in a group that has been moving into the southeast.

@Roman RytovIndustrial buildings in the southeast is the only class I invest in.Is it a pre-engineered metal building or block and bar joist type structure?

I have invested a few hours south east of there in the Hudson Valley, instead.