There is also talk about revitalizing the Garfield Park and Christian Park areas a little south of there.Here's a good article by the Guardian from last summer that talks about the revitalization in Fountain Square. http://www.theguardian.com/cities/2015/aug/21/indianapolis-gentrification-arts-big-car-jim-walker-fountain-square-garfield-parkI can't vouch for other markets, but I know that I have clients from all over the world investing in Indianapolis.

Check out a previous post of mine where I linked to my blog, I did an article specifically on What NOT to do as a Wholesaler & Licensee...might give you some basics on the legal stuff (disclosure, etc)  link is here:http://aarealestatementor.com/investing/licensee-investors-listen-up-how-not-to-handle-a-deal/As many said above - having a BUYER already lined up, or at least having a buyers LIST is your first step in wholesaling.  

Hoping osmosis will do its thing and I will learn lots about investing in real estate in Texas from the more experienced members here, and very much enjoying the quality of the articles available! 

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-12-31/...An article that reminds folks stocks don't always go up.

Great article!

There are tons of podcast and articles that you should listen to and read.

This is an interesting article posted by @Mindy JensenProvo Utahis on the top 5 least vacant cities.

See full article here.

I'm 19 years old from the UK and i aim to become a highly successful investor in the States.I am trying to research as much as i can; reading books/blogs/articles etc and listening to various podcasts, i do this daily. ( i currently do not have a job and am searching for one to generate cash flow which i can save but one that will also leave me enough time to continue putting the effort and time into researching, reading and listening to multi-family investing related topics. 

I have an article on website, regarding the Smith manoeuvre written by a fellow British Columbian Fraser Smith.