Austin is a sexy market, but Fort Worth might be more lucrative.

For the longest time I've had a passion for real estate. Not only because of the potential profits but its something that is always on my mind. A little background history, I am 24 years old and bought my first house...

For people from Dallas / Fort Worth area, Houston, or Southern California, where they are already accustomed to traffic and spending 30-45 mins to get somewhere, living 15 miles away isn't as big of a deal.

We have recently relocated to the Fort Worth area in Texas to be close to our grandson (15 months), daughter, and son-in-law.  

Hey Gregory,I'm a buy and hold investor in the NEPA area - Kingston/Forty Fort/Wyoming.

Hello everyone, I live in Fort Collins Colorado but I work in Cheyenne, Wyoming.

@Shelly Forte You sound like you would be a great asset for a development company that is doing development in a particular field you are looking to break further into.  

Dallas, TX, Portland, OR, Denver, CO, Miami, FL, Tampa, FL, Seattle, WA, Nashville, TN, Atlanta, GA, Houston, TX, Austin, TX, Fort Myers, FL, San Diego, CA, Los Angeles, CA, Virginia Beach, VA, Providence, RI, New York, NY, Baltimore, MD, Hartford, CT, Washington, DC, Indianapolis, IN, Nashville, TV, San Francisco, CA, San Jose, CA, Jacksonville, FL, Pittsburgh, PA, Oklahoma City, OK, San Antonio, TX, Kansas City, MO, Birmingham, AL and Detroit, MI all show up on the list. 

Hi @David Worst,In addition to lease agreements, ask for T-12 (last 12 months of *actual* income and expenses and not some fantasy that the listing agent has cooked up), past 2 years historical, capex report and current rent roll.

Specifically, looking at Arlington, North/mid oak cliff (currently renting in North Oak cliff and i'm not getting stabbed every day, despite popular belief lol), or North Fort Worth areas.