IMO - If someone is looking to park some money right now I would bet on Englewood, Brookside, Springdale, and Windsor Park.

Kidding aside, spend a lot of time here, it’s a fantastic resource.Listen to the podcasts, be active on the forums etc.

Hello Dennis Williams I think the previous posts about having high efficiency appliances and storage are huge value adds for a multifamily unit.I think partnering with local businesses to showcase a sense of community could be an interesting way to leverage the common areas, such as fruit markets, coffee tastings, or other communal activities.

I’m a active new wholesaler never done a deal before.

I bet most people wish they bought all they could in 2015.

@Jay HinrichsI'm actually not looking to be more "active" in the flipping business. 

Ultimately, we're seeking to acquire long term buy/hold cash flowing multifamily properties (2-12 units... at least to begin) starting in the Milwaukee/Madison, WI area, but we'd be buying from an out-of-state position, since I'm currently stationed out in Maryland on active duty.  

. $2300-2500 / month for a 3BR 2BA house in my area, and with my mortgage currently less than $1800 it may be my best bet. 

Moreover, in the software community, "hacking" is not black hat activity at all; it's simply the job of putting software components together to build something useful. 

Leander to the north of Cedar Park is also packed with new builder activity.