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Noobie wants to scale

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Hello all!  I'm a long-time listener to the Real Estate Rookie Podcast and YouTube channel. For about 4-5 years, I've been trying to convince my wife that we needed to move (so we could rent out our house) and we finally did it.  We have that one rental that gives us easy cash flow  and we are looking to buy another rental.  We just keep getting stuck in analysis paralysis.  I'm super busy with my work, and my wife is a stay at home mom and manages our single unit rental property.  I hear about "the mid west" being a great place to buy, but we also see great deals on houses here in Dallas (though property taxes are steep). 

I'm curious to know where others are investing and how you selected your market to invest.  Any/All help would be SO appreciated!

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