Some areas I like to target are:- North Dallas, includes Plano, Addision, Richardson, Frisco, McKinney, etc.- East Dallas, includes Garland and Mesquite- West Dallas, includes Irving and Arlington- South Dallas, I tend to stray away from the south side of Dallas with the exception of properties near the Bishop Arts District.Again, every neighborhood has its place.It all depends on what you're seeking and comfortable with.Hope this helps!

I have family in Plano/Richardson and they're telling me the rolling blackouts are done now, but they're rationing water.  

I live in west Plano and looking for someone who specializes in multi family investment.

I'm Joseph Gozlan from Plano, Texas (suburb of Dallas) and I'm a MF owner, investor and Syndicator.I always love connecting with other MF investors/owners so anyone interested can feel free to send me a PM/email/Connection request and let's chat!

She was saying that quite a few folks from Toyota have gotten concerned about what the valuations were originally when they made the deal to move to Plano versus what they are now. 

I live in Dallas suburbs(Allen/Plano border) and I must say that a lot of people are trying to purchase these properties for remod, but the majority of property sales is occurring in the North for new builds/prop less than 10 years in age.  

I'm looking forward to being a part of the community, helping where I can and absorbing as much info as possible.I know the Dallas area very well, specifically Uptown, East Dallas and the cities around NE Dallas (Richardson, Garland, Mesquite, Rowlett, Plano, etc).I'm always happy to help so if you have any questions about my area, drop me a line anytime otherwise I'm excited to learn everything I can from the community here on BP! 

idea is that many people/jobs are moving near by (Plano) the demand for rentals will definitely go up as many people are moving from West.

When that happens, they are moving north, ex Frisco, Denton, Plano, McKinney etc etc.I think the prices for SFH hold up even if there is a multi family downturn because there are a lot of companies, hence workers moving to the DFW metro area. 

As you live in Plano, you can see construction crane everywhere and there is no sign of slowing down.Again, as you said commercial is first one to get hit in downtime, but i already check Self Storage and MFR in DFW area and cap rate is even worse in those categories.I live in McKinney, we can meet sometimes and discuss out...