Dallas area properties run the gamut.

Just gott back from Dallas yesterday.

The current owner bought a house dirt cheap at a foreclosure auction several years ago in Dallas. 

I am from Dallas, TX.

San Francisco just 3.7%, Los Angeles 3.1%, NYC about 4.5%)Cheaper expanding cities experienced significant population growth (Austin 26.1%, Dallas Area 30-50%, Houston 20.3%, Raleigh 43.5%) The Midwest, particularly South Dakota, North Dakota (except Fargo), Nebraska, and Kansas, Iowa, and Montana experienced little growthI would expect that in the last four years we've seen these trends continue...people moving, primarily the middle class, out of the more expense cities to more affordable cities.

I've been investing in single family rentals in the north Dallas suburbs (Frisco, McKinney, Allen) which have been seen a housing boom, limited inventory, and prices rising.

If you are in or around Dallas or Houston and frequently blog or comment, I would love to "follow" and learn from you.

Right now, Rezamp is available in Phoenix, Tampa, Orlando, Houston, Dallas, Miami, Las Vegas, Wisconsin, Colorado, Jacksonville, Indianapolis and Portland.  

I am looking for a property management company to manage one or two residential properties in the Dallas area of Texas.  

I was very close to investing in the Dallas/Fort Worth market with a friend prior to finding the site.