That's central Texas. 

Adding central AC, impact windows, floors, landscaping, etc.

I know some people here in central Texas that have discussed this but it's not something I've personally looked into.

I am not sure if this is an authoritative source, but here is an article on this very subject: https://rentprep.com/landlord-tips/stop-your-rental-property-from-becoming-party-central/#:~:text=No%20party%20clause%20in%20rental%20agreement&text=As%20long%20as%20the%20lease,eviction%20for%20failure%20to%20comply.

Montreal has increased in prices of course, but at a much slower rate than Toronto and Vancouver.Similarly, since the Brexit referendum, real estate prices in Central London has also taken a hit as HQ relocate to Paris and Berlin and the "top 1% vacate" from Central London.I think prices will still increase, but at a reduced rate comparing to previous decades.  

It's a transportation hub for the entire region so you have tons of freight moving through there, railroad and distribution centers.

I'm in Fresno, California and if any one knows CA it is tenant friendly so I just want to make sure I'm crossing "T" and dotting "I's"Last question, the central valley is heavy with immigrants.

Hi guys my name is Luis I am a new real estate investor, wanting to invest in the central valley in CA, I am looking for 1-4 units to house hack , I live in Fresno Ca, any investors out here from Fresno? 

I would build my portfolio in central TX since you live here.

I want to expand my Central Florida network and grow an investment/acquisition sector for my business.