@Shayan Sameer I don't have any experience in Ohio but I've had a ton of my clients be successful here in the southern/middle part of the country.

I operate out in Southern California.

Secondly, if it does have an impact it will be contained to areas more to the southern borders than it would in Michigan, Massachusetts or say washington dc (just using those states as an example but northern states and higher priced areas typically have lower populations of undocumented people). 

Somehow, Southern California, at least those areas right by the coast, also escape the discomfort of a large amount of insects.

Some solid areas to look at are:Riverside, Avondale, Murray Hill, San Marco, San Jose, Orange Park, southern part of west side, east Arlington, pockets of the Northside.I’m on my phone so a little tough to go in great detail, but you can message me and we can find a time to chat if you’re interested.Chris - thanks for the reply.

I live in Southern CA and have a few properties in Cahokia Heights, IL.

Our offices are in the southern parts of the US so naturally we're more comfortable with buying in our backyard.

Hi @John I'm based in Southern California, but I have started my out of state real estate journey in Indianapolis.

His use case was a couple of unleveraged properties in southern CA one being in San Diego and the other in Riverside county.  

Insurance cost for weather-related disasters is growing to a major concern in many of the southern markets.