“Scared money don’t make money.”All I’m saying is that just because it’s not 200 bucks a month cash flow in the mid west, rust belt or the south doesn’t make it wrong or bad. 

Also, West Palm Beach area/Palm Beach area-following.

Yeah if you are over on the west side, you might come on out to Houston Buyer Club (that was last night) or there is a smaller meetup that @Isaac Nuti has going in Cypress. 

@Thomas Welch Most people that are doing it come over the tiger to Jersey city /Bayonne /Union city / West New York / North Bergen,From some of those locations the commute is fade to the city then from Brooklyn.

What I wonder about though is why we would crash.. on the west coast..

The south and mid-west - think Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, etc. - be an option?

West Palm Beach FL2 buildings with 14 units total, 2br/1bth Needs fixing but you can still have Cash Flow in the process, they are located in West Palm Beach, close to i95, close to the beach, class C areaAsking: $1,150,000.00After Repair Value (ARV) is $1,691.342 COMPS:16 units, sold for $1,500,000 ($93,750/unit) (ALL 1 bedroom units)18 units, sold for $1,620,000 ($90,000/unit) (ALL studios & 1 bedrooms)Leases in place, all tenants are subsidized by a housing agency with documentation.

It's makes sense when you think about it by region since Alaska doesn't really need air & Key West doesn't need heat. 

I’m a former business owner and commercial RE broker; presently in the clergy and investing in multi family in the mid-west to support my elderly father and disabled cousin.

For example: here in DC, if you start in the center (DC) and go north-west, you pretty much can’t go wrong (except for a few small problem areas).