I own a duplex in Minneapolis, MN and would like to charge the city utilities back to the tenants.

Because it will, I see investors going out as their coming in due to property management issues ( also I know things that are going to effect out of state investors that the City of Cleveland does that will effect these investors soon.

I have recently begun looking at San Antonio given the cost of my home market and other connections we have to the city. 

@Ananda WasanRoofstock is essentially a market place for buyer and sellers. they facilitate transactionsMemphis Invest is a passive investment provider. you can read posts from @Chris Clothier on BP. he is a regular contributor.what city are you interested in for investing?

I'll start things off with Nanticoke:Its a small working class city.

I love the city of Indianapolis and seeking out the best deals for my clients.

I am a new investor in York, PA.

I have lived in the city for 8 years now and I know it's a good area with a lot of wealthy families (Oak Park, IL). 

Which equates to heirship issues, leins from the city for keeping the grass cut, interest in those leins depending on how old they are, and a host of other potential hiccups. 

The first few properties we purchased were in the City of Chicago.