I have a fair amount of out of town clients and they've been able to be successful because they have local "boots on the ground". 

Also Klein ISD is another very favorable area.Many of my clients are in the oil and gas field, and they have said most of the job loss is occurring with field jobs.

Roi obviously depends on what area of Houston you buy in but 9-12% is not unrealistic on single family rental properties under management here.From talking to clients from California and talking to the guys in our LA office, its borderline impossible to find rental property with half decent returns out there.

If it helps... have a few clients that have tried direct mail in NOVA in the last few months.

Many of our clients have used him. (317) 413-9918. 

Unless, of course, you have a lot of time on your hands and are thinking of transitioning into the real estate business.But then I would still recommend using a broker for YOUR property.Remember that saying about the attorney that is representing himself…he has a fool for a client?

Technology allows for seamless collaboration with CPAs and clients even when they are separated by thousands of miles.

As an investor, I'm always looking for good sources of funds, especially if I can share them with my lending clients and investing network.As a lender, I specialize in Ohio and the midwest.

These are called opportunity costs, and no client should pay for this.

A number of our clients are taking full advantage of these conditions.