The cost of living in San Antonio compared to the other big cities in Texas is lower and businesses are opening left and right.  

It's in a great area and has lg sqft compared to the neighborhood.

I spend a fair amount of time in the car and was wondering if anyone had any other real estate investing podcasts, YouTube channels, etc. that they would recommend that also provide content comparable to the BP podcasts. 

You should run it through a deal analysis, as long as few other options on MLS or Craigslist to get experience with that and see how it compares to other options.

The x factor comparing the two, AV and Inglewood, is that government spending on all that crazy expensive military aviation.

common occurance really.. when you bought it did you get an appraisal and compare the apprasiers sq ft assessor.

As a general rule, all of the national sources have aged data as compared to you going to the local county offices and abstracting the fresh information yourself.  

Good to see the number of sales for 2015 is up compared to 2014. 

Compare that to the county that I live in (near SF, population of 1.6M) where there are only a few hundred homes for sale, Indy looks appealing and yet a very dangerous investment.

I'd like to expand it a bit further and point out housing prices across the nation being high (see case shiller inflation adjusted home index and compare current level to historic norm).