For us we are successful because we have a larger suburban based management operation that includes commercial and it allows us to use just one back office to maintain our non field costs across both sides.  

Account Closed He has said that there is a family member that needs medical expenses.

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I will actually be taking a field trip to the area in early March if you local guys like @Joel Owens or @Azeez K. are available.  

I'm a newly licensed agent and have been in the investor field for about a year now.  

I've was working in the ND oil field for the past 2 years.

In this one, it's interesting to see that he outlines medical buildings as a good option.Take note, he is not primarily interested in real estate.

Next, I'd say storage facilities, hardly any maintenance at all, especially if you rent a field to an RV owner.Then, probably boat docks, but you have regulations and maintenance and a few drunks.Then, parking lots, not a garage but just a lot with a self serve box, that can be great money.Nursing homes top my list of multi-family, a Hospice House has a lot of turn over.Then, multi-family, then office-warehouse, then other commercial REThen, single family but the appreciation is better and more marketable

I am a project manager for a remodeling company in Washington DC, and have the knowledge and experience in the construction/trades field.

I am also new here...but living in the Dallas area years ago was so much fun and as large as the area is projected to become in the not so distant future (2020) I would expect that you will find a vast field of opportunity available to you in the future.There are many here who will be happy to lend a guiding hand when you need it...I have found that to be true already!