This means that again, house prices will go up.I would consider out of state investing if you do live in California, or find a property further away from the big metro areas that are cheaper.  

Are you taking a war zone within a large metro like Tampa that has phenomenal growth and great employment or more down the middle like a B/C class property in the same class of neighborhood?  

@Alicia JonesMy advice is to connect with the wholesalers and real estate investor groups in the Phoenix metro area.

Add any new projects under construction or about to be built i.e. new metro lines, warehousing, redevelopment projects, etc.

I’ve lived in the DFW metro for over 20 years, and although I wasn’t around to lose any money back in the eighties, I have talked to those that did. 

I own a lot of rentals in the OKC Metro area, but only 2 in Norman. 

The property is a B class building complex with just over 100 units located in a B class neighborhood in a large metro area with strong employment numbers. 

I was born and raised in Metro Detroit and have started to see traction in the real estate investment realm here.

Metro PDX. 

Inglewood, South LA, West Adams, Mid city, Leimert ParkWhen in doubt, buy where metro building