I am currently focusing on Texas in particular.I am looking to invest in cities with the following considerations:- Solid B / B+ zip codes- Warm climate but no danger zones - Densely populated areas- Mixture of both blue and white collar population - Continued job growth- Population growth - Hot rental market with many renters vs buyers - Low vacancy ratesPlease educate me on zip codes I should look at, what average rent rates are for 1 & 2 bedrooms, and what I should expect to pay per door.

It warms my heart to read that your family is taking seriously what you hear about the economic and banking crisis in Greece. 

Given the complete lack of details, I can only recommend that you dress warmly. 

There was plenty of room across the street from the house for people to watch safely so I scheduled a house warming party.

@angelicaThanks for the warm welcome :) I did look into becoming a real estate broker/agent but after talking with several firms I realized that I was going to need more money saved to sustain me if I was going to go without possible income for a while.

Thank you for the warm welcome @Jean Pierre, @Dave Visaya, and @Trexie Eusebio! 

I have the back up camera with zone control, leather seats with all pressure controls for the back and legs, heated seats with dual zone from warm to hot, center console radio with steering wheel control.

Thank you all for the response and warm welcomes.

The guy I was using got a W2 job and has closed his operation.I posted on Home Advisor, Thumbtack and Angie's List, to no avail, and my warm network has yet to yield a good prospect.Thanks in advance!

Thanks so much for the warm welcome.