@Joshua Russell -- I went to national REIA website and nothing shows up for Nebraska. http://nationalreia.org/find-a-reia/I would also try www.meetup.com and search for real estate investing in your area.

Thanks to all our meetup members who are also BP members:@Sandra Roddy, @Dustin Karns, @Paul Wurster, @Jacob Michaels, Account ClosedHere are a few of the places in the US our members are currently investing in:Jacksonville, Florida; Illinois; Kansas City; Indianapolis; Las Vegas; Nebraska; California; Yuma, Arizona; Seattle, Washington; MemphisIn KoreaBusan, Sokcho, Seoul, Gangnam, SamsungWorldwideHong Kong; Ireland; Taiwan; Myanmar; PhillippinesAnd now for some pictures:Thanks again to the YoungSamsung Life Cafe in Hongdae for the use of their main showroom.

Whether it is Oakland, Compton, or NE Portland  these are all areas where more affluent "gentrification" buyers have appreciated the area less for reasons de jure (personal fancy and hip predilections), and more for those two stated reasons, supra, de facto. 

I invest in a statistically low growth area of NE Ohio.

I would consider a van, but they don't make 4 wheel drive vans (Quigly conversions are as close as you can get) and I like to drive on the beach sand at Lake Mac in Nebraska on occasion.If you're handy, you can pick up a late 60's early 70's pickup for between $1,500 and $3,000 and work on it over time.  

4 total and counting, CO & NE

Hi all,I have traded in all my pricey San Diego rental properties cash flowing at $50,000 a year for 4 apartment complexes and soon to be 7 apartment complexes, currently cash flowing at $160,000 in NE Ohio.

I almost built a spec home in Linden Hills earlier this year and have looked at some flip possibilities in Longfellow and NE Mpls.  

No one wants to vacation in New Jersey, Ohio, Indiana or Nebraska in November.

I'd love to reach young women like myself, blue-collar and minimum wage workers, single parents...the type of folks I grew up around in NE Ohio.