I market to buy houses in and near San Antonio and from time to time get lead from sellers wanting sell their MH that needs to be moved or on a park.

I just went under contract for my first flip here in San Antonio.  

I'm also highly appreciative that I found a place which aligns with my views for providing substance, actionable info - sans hype.Real Estate ExperienceFinally bit the bullet last year when I purchased my first home.

One of my investor clients was recently asked to be a guest on a real estate investor radio talk show in San Diego. 

I've looked up the REIA's for San Antonio and I've found SAREIA, Alamo REIA and SARENC.

It varies a fair bit by metro area, sometimes less than 10% (San Diego) other times more like 20% (STL, Riverside, CA).  

I am from San Diego, CA but am eager to venture to the buy and hold property in Indiana-mainly in Indy.  

Curious to gain any insight on Title companies in (North Central) San Antonio that have provided a smooth closing experience and reasonable closing costs to investors in the area; my closed deals to this point have all had buyer's represented by realtors, so Title company was already pre-selected by seller's agent. 

We all know that real estate just like politics is local, so my question is to all the investors out there that thrive in an expensive market like Boston, New York,San Francisco, when analyzing a deal in one of these cities what numbers are you relying on?

Hi, my name is Francois and I'm married with 2 kids.Seeking to purchase my first apt complex here in San Antonio