@Kong Chen Oklahoma City might be a good fit for you!

Sometimes I struggle with southern NH and if you can expect any rental growth above inflation - I understand it's proximity to Boston (but you're looking at least 1+ hour commute) and that prices in Boston and surrounding areas are continuing to drive people further from the city. 

Later we found that we don't need to suffer when we see their emails, we give their cease and decease notice for harassment, and said it will go into their file, then they stopped.Tenants who are picky on every small repairs, and called city for inspection, city came in and picked out 20 items for you  to repair, and costed you money for non-sense?

Does anyone in the Carolinas, Florida or New York/ New Jersey area have experience with a similar issue after Matthew or Sandy?

I wrote this link about our first multi-fam deal in St Louis, thought I'd post a link here in the STL forum if you haven't seen it.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/522/topics/48...The post chronicles our story on a multi-fam in South City.

Hi everybody, I'm an investor that looking to build a passive income through rental properties as for now I'm checking few cities in north FL: Jacksonville, Gainesville and Ocala.

Hi everyone, when I eventually get ready to invest in real estate I will not be able to start out where I live here in westchester county, New York or anywhere somewhat close (1-2 hours maybe more) to here because of the really high prices.

Thanks, @Jared Bouzek.Hi @Scott Hibbert,Oakland is an incredibly large city by land area, and highly neighborhood dependent.

Its called Sullivan's gulch, its close to transit, grocery, city, etc.

Have fun in one of the greatest Comeback Cities!