Hello BP I justed moved to the houston area, I'm new to REI.

I’m open to anyone with such in opportunity in Houston, TX.

My name is Troy and I recently moved down to Houston from the Northeast after graduating college back in May.

We are in Houston about once a month for a few days, I would welcome the opportunity to buy lunch for anyone that's currently lending, either in Corpus or Houston, in return for the opportunity to pick your brain.Feel free to email me if you're willing to help me out.

Streamline is in Houston as well as San Antonio and Dallas.

New to real estate investing. Would like to share some of my knowledge and connect with investors locally.

I currently reside in Dallas, but I am from Houston.

I'm looking at the rural area halfway between Dallas and Houston.

I just submitted my LLC docs for TX and wanted to get some pointers/insight from more experienced investors on the following:1) What should my next basic steps be in regards to after establishing the LLC (i.e. open bu...

your location does not suck. i grew up colebrook and lived in torrington for a while before college. i then lived in new britain 10 years, west hartford for a few and then moved to houston. i know CT extremely well and still invest in new britain. all of my family is still in CT. i actually looked for property in Torrington. when i come back to visit CT i stay in torrington and always check out a few houses. i think its a great market to be honest. its not as good as a place like new britain, but its along the same idea. i would say forget about the metrics you posted. torrington is generally lower income, blue collar and has a ton of duplexes and some triplexes scattered about and for pretty cheap too. those are the kind of areas that i really like.i house hacked for a few years and it was an incredible way to accumulate cash for your next deal. i would say go for it. buy a property there and make it work.