I have a duplex in South east Minneapolis that I bought for 179k in 2014, which I'm very familiar with the neighborhood and have been quite successful with tenants and cash flow/appreciation.  

I’m just getting started, so looking to build out my team and take in advice from those more experienced.My goal is to find a multiplex in inner southeast Portland to owner occupy that actually cash flows or breaks even (If such a thing exists in this growth market?).

Most deals like this in the Southeast go under contract in very quick order. 

Best cash flow markets are in the midwest and some in the southeast right now IMHO.

That being said, I believe there is still some solid long term appreciation potential in the neighborhoods closer to the BeltLine's Westside Trail and recently purchased Southside Trail, as well as those near certain film studios, such as the Tyler Perry Studios.There are plenty of smaller cities in Georgia and the Southeast that continue to have 2% properties, but their locations, amenities, and economic outlooks will likely not be as promising as ATL's.

This is a well-located and family friendly apartment community in the Southeast submarket of Denver.

Looking for people in South-East area.

Does anyone know of a lender in the Southeast who will loan against MHP's?  

But really you can do Little Rock, most of the Midwest and south east to.

New to real estate investing. I’m looking to buy my first rental property. What resources could I use to find the best deal possible in my area.