A little over a year ago I purchased my first multi-family building, and want to continue with multi-family properties in western Iowa & possibly eastern Nebraska.

I have been trying to expand my search area to surrounding states but also to looking at areas for long distance (Midwest, southeast) it’s a tough tine to buy but someone is doing it so it’s about adjusting to find a deal and make it work or looking to other marketing methods like Skylar Simpson mentioned.

I’m most familiar with southeast Florida.

I have found the Nebraska state specific laws, but are there city or county specific laws as well? 

Definitely man...we've got a boom going on in a few cities surrounding the DFW area...Jon named many in the southeast and east areas out of DFW but there are many in the north as well...I'm seeing growth in the Anna's, Little Elm's, Van Alstyne areas north of DFW...This is one of the biggest cities for job growth...it's a great place to be!

Hello,I'm a real estate agent in Southeast Michigan looking to work exclusively with investors looking for properties in Michigan.

I live in the southeast part of the state and the opportunies are amazing my friend and it is the same in most parts of the state.

Matt I have a buddy that have a few properties in the Bacon Park area and on the south, east and westside of Savannah and he purchased all of them in the range of 60 to 100k and makes good profit on them.

Saipan's location in the Pacific is ideal for investing in Southeast Asia.  

@Vincent Chen Forney where I live just 10 miles southeast of Dallas is a great area for buy and holds.