🤗A couple of things here I comment on here: Real Estate Investing requires patience: I've worked with Ds [D = Dominance in DISC], and they are very interesting people.

As far as investor dominated areas go, I think it is fine to invest there!

Basically, I'm ready to just go out and dominate...Right now I'm clearing up some finances over the next few months from purchasing a home.

Whether or not cash flow is a dominant factor for you as an investor depends on a number of things.  

Second theory is just it's the way they want to piss off the other "more nationalistic" party and increase their party dominance LOLIn other country, it's common practice to allow more immigrant so the political party that's doing this, is increasing their voters.In short the immigrant creates more supply of cheap labour and create dis-inflation and also adding voters.

Would strongly recommend San Antonio as you get the same dominant appreciation at Austin at far less competitive prices.

As well as areas of the US that frankly are pretty dangerous so your realtors are not really interested in most of those areas and wholesalers do dominate the transactions as they are willing to work in cat pee houses and the hood :)  just like I am one of the funders for these that will walk in those neighborhoods  personally and or the super scary parts of the cities which we know where those are :) I would never let my wife go anywhere near this inventory..  

My experience is in markets dominated by military members who move a lot and don't want the hassle of getting a W/D.

: The how-to book of syndicated investment real estate by Gene Trowbridge

So I have all my gen Eds squared away.