I'm looking for a reputable real estate attorney, preferable in central or northwest Tucson - any recommendations?

Then you move onward and upward.I do think suburban markets aren't as great as urban markets (higher population that are buying detached homes, smaller population in general, less business hubs - But with the change in working life, I don't think its necessarily bad), but I think if you can get into a small market and have it as your first experience, I don't think that is a bad thing.

But its expansion into Central Texas is poised to have a much larger impact on the region's workforce, in the form of more jobs from Tesla as well from its many suppliers, according to a panel discussion during the second annual East Austin Growth Summit on Oct. 29. 

Hello @Cesar Castillo,If you're considering Central Florida (Tampa, Orlando, etc), I'd connect with @Steven Torres.Best of luck to you moving forward!

The meet up groups in Central PA and the York area has some of that information as well.

I hope all is well.I am an investor from Seattle, looking to expand my business into Central Texas.

New windows, New Central air & furnace, new water heater, New carpet in basement and upper bedrooms, 1st Floor Hardwood floors.

@Andrew Kougl is correct, the book on long-distance investing by David green is a must-read for those in low cashflow states that want to buy in more cash flowing areas.I'm happy to give you a market update of central IA, it is not the cash flow king like some other areas around the midwest & southeast, but from what I understand building a team in an area is the key to success.I'm just lucky I live in an area that I really like economy, RE market, and have networked extensively, that stuff just make such a big difference. 

Biggest decision right now is whether or not to add central air or not?

We will have a few after the first of the year in Central AR Available.