While this specific area is for middle class families Anthony Miles was my developer and I know he plans to develop other units in that area.

He has been that "extra mile" kind of guy ever since. 

if you can get control of your spending right now, then it will put you miles and miles ahead of many other people.

Those should be your primary target areas, unless you are OK with going into C/C- neighborhoods, at which point I'm going to recommend East Mesquite, Pleasant Grove, Hutchins, and areas in South East Dallas.

If the numbers work with all expenses considered I dont care where it is.I have always loved the Mid-west and the South-East for cash flow. 

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When we purchased the first 2 we lived in Chicago, 600 miles away.

When you are first starting out, try to purchase investments within a 75-100 mile radius of where you live.

Hi Miles,I can think of two primary ways you can find out information on a property that is not in the MLS or otherwise listed online:1) Walk the neighborhood, and make conversation with anybody you see.

They were 8.5 by 11 on yellow paper, on telephone poles. 3 or 4 on every corner within a 1 mile block. 200 flyers in 3, 1mile blocks with a couple on the main road so the main trafic could see them.