Hi @Jarrett Harris I actually graduated from TFN

http://www.natlawreview.com/article/kane-v-think-f...

@Eric Harris I'd suggest you give a call to the city's economic development office and the regional chamber of commerce as starting points.

Two books  I would suggest reading is What every RE investor needs to know about Cash Flow by Frank Gallinelli & Commercial Real Estate Investing for Dummies by Peter Harris.

Then I might as well send you to: http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/today.guest.html http://www.hannity.com/ http://www.lauraingraham.com/ Factcheck defends ACORN, Pelosi, Barney Frank, Harry Reid, etc....

Quote from @Devon Harris: You could also put down 5% through conventional financing.

Here is a great study put out by Rice analyzing different areas of the city:https://kinder.rice.edu/research/neighborhood-gentrification-across-harris-county-1990-2016

Illinois, where one in every 1,926 housing units had a foreclosure filing, had the highest August foreclosure rate among all states, followed by Delaware (one in every 2,387), South Carolina (one in 2,417), New Jersey (one in 2,441) and Florida (one in 2,950).On a localized level, Cook County, Illinois (Chicago area) had the most August foreclosure starts with 798, followed by Los Angeles County, California, with 740; Harris County, Texas (Houston area), with 465; Suffolk County, New York (eastern Long Island), with 297; and Riverside County, California, with 280."

@Kane Griffin I am a Houston Local Investor.

@Theresa Harris I love this!!