My research has led me to deciding on long distance investing in either Indianapolis or Fort Wayne (am open to any other decently populated Indiana/midwest cities).I am leaning towards Indianapolis b/c the price to rent ratios seem better.

Fort Bragg, one of the largest military installations in the country, is located just outside of Fayetteville and is a major economic driver for the region.Fayetteville's economy has been growing steadily in recent years, with new businesses and developments opening up in the area.

Hello everyone, So I am currently living in NY and considering moving to Fort worth Texas.

In my professional opinion we are not in a Buyer's market, at least not in Dallas - Fort Worth and I think most of Texas.

Rick Shaffner, who is one of the most diligent and analytical numbers guys I have ever met, went over the Cape Coral/Fort Myers lots mark.

Can anyone recommend local banks in Fort Worth, TX that are willing to work with first time real estate investor with just 5-10% money down?

Does anyone have a referral for a good REI CPA in Fort Worth or DFW?

Spent some time in Lexington before moving to the Dallas/Fort Worth area.

It does seem that there is some inventory in our price point in south Dallas in the Balch springs and Fruitdale areas and also southeast Fort Worth but was curious to hear if anyone on here is investing in those areas or if the neighborhoods are a bit rough.We greatly appreciate the insight and look forward to hearing your thoughts on where you would invest for a buy and hold SFR!

I'm up in Fort Collins and unless you can find a smoking deal, you're really banking on appreciation and tenant paying down the note, unless you have a ton a capital.