Strongsville, Westlake, North Royalton, Mentor, Pepper Pike etc....We are very much a commuter town.

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Hi JeffI understand it's best to stay north of Dorr St as the area around UT can be patchy.

But downtown and the north/northwest side of Chicago are booming as the hipsters, yuppies, and basically every grad of a Big Ten school floods into the city.  

I live just north of Houston and have already found some great leads driving for dollars in my area!

Anywhere north of Seattle makes sense to me since we go up north to Mount Vernon at least once a week and are familiar with these areas.

I lived in the hotel at around The Parks Hall, I felt this city is so busy from the north to the south.

Joliet, North Chicago and Waukegan have been where my search has been centered around. 

At this point, in my state of North Carolina, I can only have a certain number of mortgages.

Now I say that and I did a 7 lot one in North Charleston that I got through in 4 months.. but the lots were on a paved street with city sewer and water.. if you have to build infrastructer it can take a year to put plans together and get them approved.I think being a land ACK person for a big developer or builder would also teach you a lot with getting paid to do it.