I highly recommend looking a bit north into Wisconsin. 

Suburban B class is also rising with the steadily improving jobs picture. i invest heavily in North Riverdale and Southern Shiloh (45405) and count a computer scientist, robotics technician, and resteraunt manager as tenants.

The guideline that allows this states that the properties must be over 100 miles away from each other (obviously that is the case here) and you may have to have an appraisal on the property that is in Miami to meet FHA's requirements. 

I am currently looking at new construction SFR as an investment north of Seattle area, in a development with one remaining home where framing has just been completed, electrical work to begin soon.

The north side of Five Points is a little trickier, but I *do* think you would be rewarded long term with an investment on Hughes.

Try to use a business credit card that earns you cashback or miles.

@Rochelle Duong be very careful, I'm an OOS investor from NYC and have properties in NC Fayetteville north Carolina.

Rent by room strategy is pretty popular in North Dallas too because of all the new companies moving there and allowing people to surpass the 1% rule. 

Since we invest out of town, certainly more than 100 miles from our personal residence, he and his guidance on the deal (the area of town, the demographics, the rents, the local regulations and what can and cannot be done with a property) cannot be overstated.

Its a harder to find deal compared to up north.