I am seeing a ton of projects in Jacksonville.

Good morning BP,Hopefully im posting this in the correct sub-forum.3 years ago my Wife and I moved out to fleming island just south of jacksonville and purchased a condo, fast forward 2 years, shes homesick and misses her family.

Operating out of the same two markets: Jacksonville and Indianapolis.

I’m thinking a lot of it is due to demand from South Americans from Venezuela etc looking to get their money out .I haven’t bought property in South FL but have bought several in Jacksonville , Florida.Do you plan to continue focusing on the liberty city area in Miami or looking at opportunities in South FL in general ?

We have been looking at the Austin market which now is almost as expensive as Seattle or at the Florida market, Orlando, Tampa and Jacksonville to move and live and also invest.

My wife and I are in California too and looking to invest in Orlando, Tampa or Jacksonville.

My parents may give me a 100-200k loan if I ask.Based on a book I read [Part Time Real Estate Investing], the top markets (2016) areOrlando, Fort Lauderdale, Cape Coral, North Port, Tampa, Jacksonville, West Palm Beach, FL, San Antonio, Dallas, Austin, TXGrand Rapids, MI, Charlotte, NC, Seattle, WA, Nashville, TN, Charleston, SC, Denver, Co, Madison, WI, Boise, IDBut, I've never been any of these cities so I have no idea.Back to the question, If you can start your Real Estate Investing career in any city in the United States, where would you start?

I'm curious if anyone has worked with JWB Real Estate Capital and their turn-key solution in Jacksonville, FL. 

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