@Eric Hempler I share the same view.I'm underwriting deals in the southeast between 40 and 100 units and I consistently see that they work for me at around 60% of the asking price.

Once again, caught in the grips of analysis paralysis- I love south East Little Village for appreciation in the next ten years & decent COC in the immediate future (but also dislike it because it’s now expensive to get a turnkey property.

I have used them for most of my Trips to Europe and Southeast Asia along with Hawaii..

, there are some aspects to the business that we don't even know we should be using to evaluate our potential move.I guess what I'm asking is: what sort of things should we be looking at in choosing a state (realizing that within a state, things can vary widely - but we have to start somewhere).Our intended destination is somewhere in the southeast, if that helps.Thanks in advance!

Southeast Raleigh yes, but as you go west from Garner I've noticed it gets significantly better.

Hi all...I'm looking for recommendations for a real estate agent in the greater Nashville area (preferably Franklin or South/Southeast Greater Nashville) that is also an investor his/herself. 

Our firm is located in SC and covers the Southeast and especially in this market I would recommend working with someone who can coach you on how to underwrite properties correctly and identify properties that will work for you.

It sounds like Nebraska Ave. which is the wrong side of I275 to buy on.

In short, Southeast Austin is popular among the young professionals while those with kids head to Northwest Austin along with areas like Cedar Park/Leander.  

I forgot to tell which area.It is southeast of August, near Fort Gordon between ga-1 to ga-25, between i-520 to tobacco rd.