DC has a very exciting, but very competitive investing scene.

Be active in the various social scenes such as local clubs, community work, local events, anything that is community bound.  

It is a slippery slope side-barred for years by many servicers (and still by some). 

Homeownership is always going to be more expensive than renting, which is why we make money, so for you to buy another home makes very little scenes at this point if you want to invest. 

@Michael Hohrath  congrats I started at 18 and it took about 6 months to create my first commission check of 900 dollars but after that it was katy bar the door.. life long career if you want to

The bar is too low in my opinion. 

The more attractive (less like bars) the less buyers/tenants  will question the neighborhood.  

Rooms are smallPoor phone signal (one or two 3G bars) and lack of internet service provider options (no US Internet; only CenturyLink)Not many restaurantsPoorly rated schoolsFar away from Minneapolis (where I currently live; 25 minutes away)Would need to probably get a new mailing address for online business (due to potential theft)For anyone who lives in the Twin Cities area, its in Dayton's Bluff.

Please join my friends and I at a investor meet up in Orangevale, Tonno's Bar and Grill.

There is a "Menu" next to the BiggerPockets bar near the top; when I click on the menu the search and magnifying glass icon appear as one of the selections.