I am a property manager so I am biased.

I may be a little bias, but I think people should spend time finding deals and let the mortgage pros find the financing.

We need a company to come up with algorithm to rate these neighborhoods without a biased point of view. 

I am 60 years old and I am actually from and raised in Dallas so I might seem a little biased but I want you to do whatever makes you happy.There are many things I do not know about you so that makes my comments more dramatic depending on what your goals are.  

I'm sure you've seen all the Forbes reports and such stating the same, and even with my bias I think it's the best area in the state to look. 

Hi Kirk Rasmussen,Overall I would have to say that income-producing property would provide the best returns for the time invested when you consider amortization, depreciation, cash-flow, and leverage.As far as where to start looking, I may be a little biased, but I would suggest finding turn key properties in strong markets with rent-to-value ratios of 1% or more.Feel free to post any other questions you have.Continued success!

We have a large portion of the country that are not educated and are making decisions they know nothing about.I don't claim to be an expert myself and those who do are probably lying but I am versed in economics ( I minored in it in college) as well as understand the relationships between what has occurred in American History vs. what is going on in the political arena today.I personally don't watch TV because all there is is a biased media that is brain washing a country of mindless individuals who cannot think for themselves.PS.

Do you know someone (really well) that is non-biased and you trust -who has seen it?

Folks, the entire reason that FICO scores were mandated by Fannie/Freddie was to remove underwriter bias from approval decisions.

What did you base that on other than your biased stupidity?