Most larger cities in the southeast have easily searchable databases, so investors don't have anonymity.

Needless to say this significantly back fired.Also, southeast DC is not the nicest neighborhood.

I’ve been investing in Southeast Michigan in all of the cities bordering Detroit proper sone 2003.

Hutton talks, people listen,"PaineWebber - had 161 branch offices in 42 states and six offices in Asia and EuropeMerry-Go-Round - the darling of Wall StreetMCI WorldCom - Long Distance Discount ServicesEastern Airlines - largest airline bankruptcy in U.S. historyEnron - 22,000 employees and claimed revenues of $111 billionWoolworth's - the model for five-and-dimes throughout the U.SPan Am - an international airlineStandard Oil - dominant oil company in the worldPullman Palace Car Co - company had a long and illustrious businessArthur Andersen - resulting in the loss of 85,000 jobsGeneral Foods Corp. - the makers of Kool-AidTWA - declared bankruptcyDeLorean Motor Co. - went into receivership and bankruptcyAlong with:Lionel Corp.

Many of my clients are selling their CA residential rental properties at low cap rates and then using the 1031 exchange process to replace with single tenant properties in Midwest and Southeast. 

There are some people on the forum who hate Anacostia and all things Southeast. 

@Matthew Odou I’m biased because I’m from the south but I would highly recommend the southeast.

DM if you'd like a connection.I also invest and lend in Ohio as well as the Southeast.

These markets are generally in the southeast (i.e.

For example a property came up in a smaller town south East of Phoenix called Coolidge.