You didn't mention each of those markets, but there are cities in those areas that are worth researching or learning a bit about.Best of luck as you get started and again, feel free to ask more questions or reach out personally if I can help you navigate and learn BP and get started investing.Best -  Thanks for the mention Chris,It's a pleasure getting words of praise from an OG like yourself.Hope to catch up with you again one day soon 🙏

Having a team in place is essential to long-distance investing.

Hello, I am currently looking to purchase a condo in the surrounding Chicago suburbs and I am looking to get a DSCR loan.

Every investor seeking property in Cincinnati will see it on Loopnet.

The good news is that in these types of cities, there are significantly more properties for sale (albeit at lower price points), and you can gain traction with a few houses per month more easily than in tougher markets like Tampa or Dallas, for example.

I bought a wholesale property last January using a hard money loan with 80k in renovations.

Thinking to sell a rental house in Memphis for around $200k.

I work full time and have partnered with others in DFW on assignment of contract deals for a few years now.

She is a photographer and doesn't have any previous experience in real estate.

Not in Texas.