These were supposed to be areas that would "appreciate".Nowadays I live in the Dallas/Fort Worth area and am interested in very low priced houses for cash flow.

Columbus, GA doesn't have a REA that I know of, and I see a lot of newcomers to BP from the area including Phenix City, Fort Mitchell, AL. 

Elizabeth Colegrove I completely agree, I happen to live in an area that is not the greatest in fact here's a quote from Wikipedia In 2000, Fort Pierce was rated the highest in the United States for having the worst crime rate based on city size and population.In all fairness my area has been getting considerably better the last few yrs.But in the end no matter if you're in a good area or a bad area if you are a landlord who really loves people and treats them nice they would generally want to treat you that way back

Anyone in the Pensacola to Fort Walton Beach area please reply.

Looking to invest (buying through auctions) im Cape Coral/Fort Meyers area.

Stewart Title in Fort Worth, TX is investor friendly.

Hi, just curious what made you not want to keep your money in Fort Lauderdale? 

@Tim Richardson, If you look at the top two appreciating markets, they are Denver Colorado and Dallas/Fort Worth Texas. 

Real estate related problem solving is my forte’, I see each challenge as an opportunity to further my knowledge and expertise.

I'm ready to make the move to Fort Collins soon and I'm a VERY ambitious investor.