I have bought an average of one house every 2 months for the last 14 months and have relied heavily on my day job to enable me to do that.  

I do have some experience in Hialeah, and know several of my partners and friends who invest heavily in the area.

Prices kept moving downwards as heavily indebted investors tried to sell to avoid bankruptcy.

We focus heavily on Indy.

@Hyuma Leland @Ned Carey per Warren Buffet: “Diversification is protection against ignorance, it makes little sense for those who know what they’re doing.”When I buy my first property this summer I will be heavily weighted in real estate and I'm okay with that.

Some of the people that posted here are heavily invested in the TK process, not just with owning companies, but with promoting them for a fee, running websites on reviews and posting on here often in the defense of the TK process as a whole. 

Not so much 10-20 unless in montrose but yeah deals are out there for legit serious buyers.Last month I bought a super nice property that was heavily marketed (i.e., not off market) that was 1%+ rule and super clean super nice.

Keep in mind that appreciation is a bonus so you may not want to weigh your decision to heavily on this. 

Pete Hi Peter, I used to live in St Louis, and am living in east bay.Since the real estate market has been heating for years, and the second tier market is hard to get a good ROI, I am heavily considering about St Louis, or St Charles. 

I find commercial real estate transactions are more heavily negotiated, as well, so if you're just getting started in commercial, you definitely want to get some guidance to protect you client's interests.Good luck!