I'm guessing each state has their own method of sharing what's been nominated.I'm in Des Moines and it appears there are a couple pockets of nominated areas (Drake area and what appears to be around Valley Junction in West Des Moines which surprises me):I am also noticing that there's some great info on both of these youtube videos/websites:https://eig.org/dcihttps://www.youtube.com/watch?

Highly populated with high-paying jobs will have that problem of not having cash flow, same in silicon valley, Manhatten, LA, etc.If you have enough money to buy $1.1M house, then don't count out the possibility of investing in the USA!

Are you talking Sun Valley?

Im in a sub market of Los Angeles, the San Fernando Valley and am looking to flip in this area, any data on this?? 

@Dan Brewer   could not agree with your points more... obviously you have experince in the space.. its those that do not have experience in the space that have a very high mortality rate as investors.Those that do well like some have posted live it and breath it.. its their JOB...not a passive investment from one's barcolounger in San Fernando valley  :)

I know this is a older post , I just purchased a property in the Augusta area near the apple valley neighborhood not far from those plants & I was thinking about going the section 8 route with it, I just need a little more info what I need to prepare for, what direction did you end up going?

Jean Paul Valley Their fee is $3,000 per lot, not $30,000, and does not include infrastructure.

The improvised take offs reminded me of birthing cattle in a valley.

I imagine a lot of that will happen once I'm signed on with some lucky broker here in the valley.

However, if I want data on specific agents in different boards throughout the Inland Empire or Coachella Valley, that data is #1 not as reliable and #2 not available on a macro scale.