I think Cali is in for more economic pain than other states, many of them in the South ( Az, Tx, Fl, etc. ) We're seeing lots of buying activity in Houston, but much of it under the 400k  range.  

Without knowing the bedroom and sq ft of each unit I think it's hard to get input. 1100 for a 3 BR is very feasible in south of main.

If it were me, I'd stick to the near east / south side.

I am looking for an investor friendly handyman on the south side of Chicago (south shore area). 

@Manny AwasomThe entire south side of Indianapolis will give you the biggest bang for your buck in regards to class B neighborhoods.

Have experience in the south ATL and Downtown areas and personally love It.

Hello, I am making my 4th Mid South Home buyers purchase; however on this purchase the Tax grid is not matching the city's plat. 

Hi all, my name is Misty and I am looking to get started in out of state Real Estate investing and these are the markets that I am interested in: North/South Carolina, Georgia and Florida.

We've done a lot in the Independence, Raytown and South Kansas City areas.

looking at 5-8 unit properties in south and midwest acquiring around $500-$600K (assuming they are able to be financed) if not I would need to find OPM or another source for enough capital for acquisition and rehab and stabilization.I'm trying to figure out how much from what I learn doing single family and duplex etc will translate to small commercial multi and if there's a real benefit to doing that for a year or two before jumping into small commercial multi family.