2/1 two unitsIn the east Dallas market.

I've found that if you're wholesaling, there's a lot less targeting by area, you kind of just go where the deals are.I mean, if you want to send out direct mail and target a specific area, both of those areas are fine though my sense is you might find more deals in Federal Hill vs the East Side (College Hill) since the latter tends to have more properties owned by folks with a decent amount of $ and I think you're less likely to find distressed situations there.But bad things happen to good people everywhere, including the East Side, so I'm sure there are deals there also.I'd recommend targeting by situation rather than by geographic area, or in conjunction with it I guess, for example something like "mail all the non-owner-occupied 2 and 3 family properties in Warwick" (or in 02905, or whatever) or "all the divorces that have happened in the last 6 months in Providence".

If they're splitting the rent down the middle, which one would assume.

Most of the properties that will cash-flow are going to be along I-20 (east and west) and south from there.

I enjoy working with Penny at Driggs Title in the East Valley off of Superstition Springs Blvd.

I really like Harold Halpern on Moreland in east Atlanta.

Also connect with an agent or company that is no partial to the east or west sides.

., it's not in the middle of "no-where"), but it is on the side of a hill, knob.

I have not looked into pricing the repairs out in the state of Utah but I know some prices I have been charged here in the middle of nowhere Wyoming where it is more expensive to get supplies and harder to find a contractor that can start sooner than 6 months out.

In Austin there's Pflugerville, Round Rock, and Georgetown to the North, Kyle, Buda, and San Marcos to the South and Bastrop and Manor to the East.