We are looking to add to our deal flow and would love to speak with aggressive multifamily residential brokers in the San Antonio Texas Metro area.

In the metros I listed above does anyone have suggestions on neighborhoods to specifically look into?

Trying to decide between Metro-East (like Collinsville and Belleville) or St.

Are you looking out state or mainly in the Twin Cities metro?

Milwaukee home prices are some of the cheapest in the country (#61 out of 100 metro areas), wages are pretty good - with limited inventory prices are bound to go up and I can see them double before the curve starts to faltten out.

I've been living in Clarksville (moved up from Metro Nashville) since August and I love it.

Oracle Corp. plans to bring 8,500 jobs and a $1.2 billion investment to fast-growing Nashville, a deal Mayor John Cooper’s office announced Wednesday as unprecedented in the history of Tennessee economic development projects.Cooper’s office said the Austin, Texas-based computer technology company requested a public hearing for its economic impact plan with the Metro Industrial Development Board.

I live in the Nashville area and have a friend looking to escape San Francisco so their family can purchase their first home (cost prohibitive to do so in SFO) Their options are Nashville area (south of town, need good schools so Williamson County) and the Phoenix area (also near good schools, I'm less familiar with this metro).

They are too expensive given the vacancy risk IMO.Hey Ron,      I haven’t looked at Dallas previously, but I would be curious about your opinion on how much spec building is happening in that DFW metro area.  

States with the highest foreclosure rates were Delaware (one in every 1,705 housing units with a foreclosure filing); Illinois (one in every 2,175 housing units); Florida (one in every 2,237 housing units); Indiana (one in every 2,397 housing units); and Ohio (one in every 2,500 housing units).Among 220 metropolitan statistical areas with a population of at least 200,000, those with the highest foreclosure rates in Q1 2021 were Lake Havasu City, Arizona (one in every 518 housing units); Provo, Utah (one in 1,280); McAllen, Texas (one in 1,297); Shreveport, Louisiana (one in 1,353); and Atlantic City, New Jersey (one in 1,441).Other major metros with a population of at least 1 million and foreclosure rates in the top 50 highest nationwide, included Cleveland, Ohio at No.6, Birmingham, Alabama at No. 9, Jacksonville, Florida at No. 12, Miami, Florida at No. 34, and Riverside, California at No. 39.Foreclosure starts increase 3 percent from last quarterLenders started the foreclosure process on 17,652 U.S. properties in Q1 2021, up 3 percent from the previous quarter.Those states that saw the greatest quarterly increase in foreclosure starts and had 500 or more foreclosure starts in Q1 2021, included California (up 36 percent); Ohio (up 25 percent); North Carolina (up 15 percent); Virginia (up 11 percent); and South Carolina (up 10 percent).