Like most things it isn't rocket science but you need to know what your doing.

Either way the demand for Austin, San Antonio, Houston, and Dallas won't slow down anytime soon. 

I can always appreciate when people think outside of the box to market their properties: A little Christmas humor: https://www.baltimoresun.com/business/real-estate/...Some risque marketing: https://www.foxnews.com/real-estate/houston-area-r...A Panda Boost: http://emgn.com/s2/boost-propertys-profile-panda-p...Would you step out of the norm to get attention for your listing?

I lived in Bay Area for a good minute so I understand the price shock of what you can get outside of CA is unbelievable that is why I moved to Houston before the RE market crashed in US.

Im currently in escrow for my second quadplex in Houston TX, this deal im financing with a 7/1 arm and the cashflow is around 800$ after expenses.

then say what happened in Houston flooding..

We had to skip trace them and found out they live in Houston and have dementia.

It's time for me to start networking.I plan on doing fix and flips in the Northwest Houston area and maybe Katy, since that's where I actually live.

@Jason Eisler I do live in Georgia, specifically Houston County (Warner Robins).

LE Salaries are quite a bit higher in Houston.5.