With all that being said I had thought about moving to other areas in the East coast Raleigh, NC, Jacksonville, FL, Georgia, or PA.

You mentioned military installations, I am an agent in NC, living in Fayetteville right next to Fort Bragg, and a couple hours away from Jacksonville and Camp Lejeune, would love to connect with you and continue the conversation if you are potentially interested in learning more about those areas.Cheers! 

Thanks for the information.Yeah I have call multiple banks in the area of Jacksonville but most of them are credit Unions and I have to live in the area to be a member.

I don't get how these people investing in Jacksonville pull it off, then.

I am in the Jacksonville, NC area and am continuing to help investor clients buy.

@Fernando Enrile I personally have not found any good providers in Ohio that provide newer than 1950s and more than 900 a month rents.I like Birmingham, Atlanta, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Memphis, Little Rock, Jacksonville, or other secondary or tertiary markets.

Teddy,I would say that depending on the capital that you have in place, your best option is going to be leveraging your funds and get involved in the Midwest (Indianapolis, Oklahoma City, Kansas City, Jacksonville MS etc...), which is where we primarily operate.

That is one of the main reasons I have mostly transitioned heavily to the Midwest ( Indianapolis, Oklahoma City, Kansas City, Jacksonville MS etc...).

That is one of the main reasons I have mostly transitioned heavily to the Midwest ( Indianapolis, Oklahoma City, Kansas City, Jacksonville MS etc...).

I have a rental in Jacksonville that I have no lease with.