You'll never build compounding returns on your knowledge, relationships, connections, deal flow, etc. by jumping from one market to the next.You'll be able to do all of that by staying active in one market over several.But again, if it no longer makes sense for your goals... that's the time to start thinking about a different market.

I've been actively involved in real estate investing and recently acquired my first property, a single-family home.

My chief aim is to actively engage in the markets acquiring at minimum 2-3 properties per year and build a robust portfolio.

Hey Gilad, Detroit definitely fits with your criteria.I own 12-doors there myself and stay extremely active in the market.

Its the poster child in America for lack of forward planning and  Nightmares for city county to try to figure out how to service it..

So, that means the service they provide costs MUCH less than the customer pays!

Does anyone have a recommendation as to where I should hang my license so that I can keep it active?

I am pretty active on social media (@househackandhustle) and always willing to help out where I can.

You obviously have a service to sell; just come out and say it.

Is there a service to contact?