Carson, you can find cash flow pretty easily in the southeast depending on what you're looking for.

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

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.

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.

Hello MikeDo you have family here in Lincoln or were you planning to move back here, or could it be the Nebraska football games : ) here that you want easier access too?

In that time I've lived in the southeast, mid-west, and currently the mid-atlantic, and everywhere I have been has see some appreciation o er the past 8 years.

Just as an example I am buying a property here in Nebraska for $65,000, putting about $25,000 into it, and it should have an ARV of $125,000.

If you're looking to buy and hold I like nonvolatile markets anchored by major cities in the midwest and south/southeast.

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

, 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!