I personally don't invest in TX as that is the only state my lender does not operate however I am getting feelers about tech sector softening(May be, may not).Good Luck InvestingVivek

You have access to renters from the downstream sector of oil and gas, port of Houston workers, some upstream, and retail workers.

My real estate experience consists of auditing and working in the affordable housing sector. 

Are you going into land banking sector, development or what exactly ?

The way I select a city is by thinking about areas I enjoy visiting for leisure. 

What are the major sectors driving the economy in your area?

And then you have the newer apartment complexes which have been built as long-term holds by tight-knit groups of investors and never hit the market.There is a spate of new student housing capacity going in that may dramatically change this sector.  

You might find that it isn't necessarily easy to find a good cash flowing deal in the multi-family sector in our market as well.  

I also have experience within the Residential Real Estate sector, hence my interest in Property Management. 

I am learning a lot about the real estate sector and how I can add value to clients, but want to start growing my business.