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Kentucky Named a Top 3 Landlord State By BP

Rob Bergeron
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Posted Jan 24 2022, 07:52

Makes sense. Great market to invest in with the low entry level cost as well. We are very fortunate to invest in our market!

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Replied Jan 24 2022, 08:31

I believe it, the midwest as a whole is an area that has increasing interest for REI. Louisville is a great area to get your feet wet in I would imagine :)

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Replied Jan 24 2022, 09:19
Originally posted by @Colton Hahn:

I believe it, the midwest as a whole is an area that has increasing interest for REI. Louisville is a great area to get your feet wet in I would imagine :)

Big fan of the midwest! Louisville had 11.1% appreciation in 2020, figure isn't out yet for 2021, but I'm guessing 13.5%, expecting 15%-16% in 22 due to inflation. 

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Replied Jan 30 2022, 19:34

@Rob Bergeron you expect 2022, with rising interest rates, to have greater appreciation than last year? Even with the Fed having printed half of all USD ever (or something like that) last year? You may be right in the end but it's hard for me to see that right now.

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Replied Jan 31 2022, 05:41
Originally posted by @Adam Revlett:

@Rob Bergeron you expect 2022, with rising interest rates, to have greater appreciation than last year? Even with the Fed having printed half of all USD ever (or something like that) last year? You may be right in the end but it's hard for me to see that right now.

100%, we still have scarcity.