BiggerPockets! I work at BP and I'm working on building a landing page for Texas and the cities of McAllen and Houston. Would anyone be willing to share why you choose to invest in the city or the state in general? Wh...

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Its been awhile since I've posted. I'll be moving to the Houston area soon and would like to connect with investors in that area. Looking forward to hearing from you all... Have a blessed day!

Hi all, I live in New York and am looking for an investment property out of state. I am mostly interested in single or multifamily rentals and am currently looking in Texas(Houston, Dallas, Austin) and Colorado(mostly...

This is a broad question, I know. I'm looking for comparisons between Dallas and Houston. I'm moving from New England to TX and its down to these two cities and their suburbs. Which is better for RE opportunity, cost ...

Anyone in/near Houston?

Just looking to network a little. I haven't had a chance to make it to any of the REI clubs in the Houston area, so I am improvising for the time being. If anyone is in/near the Houston area, ...

Hi all! I've been reading bigger pockets for 6 months and love it. A brief intro: I've had a small amount of real estate investing experience and I now want to take it to the next level. I'm also relatively new to ...

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I am new to real estate investment, and am trying to develop my ability to pick out of state markets. I've seen a lot of people recommend Houston as one of the best cities to invest in for a buy and hold stra...

Hey Guys,I am a local investor with a few SFH's in Houston. Currently, I am looking to see about acquiring commercial land and building a warehouse or FLEX space. I wanted to see if anyone has done something similar i...

Which city is better for long term investment? Dallas or Houston ? What are pros and Cons...?I listed few here, please share your opinion?DallasPros: Diversified economyCons: More natural disaster - TornadosHoustonPro...

I am an investor based in California.After Hurricane Harvey, I figured that investing in Houston apartments that weathered the storm with no water damage would provide value. Particularly as the housing stock had supp...