I heard Riverside is getting popular and they have cheap duplex out there my friend that's in bakersfield plans to move to Riverside.

Of course, the reason they are popular is that someone sold the idea, it would be incredibly convenient. since compliance is presently at a low, the lack of backslap leads people to believe it's ok.

Lenders still want leases or market rent estimates, appraisals with rent schedules, and proof of reserves.Final ThoughtsIt is easy to see why DSCR loans have become so popular.

The Midwest (like Ohio, Indiana, Kansas City) and parts of the Southeast (like Alabama, Georgia, and the Carolinas) are popular for first-time out-of-state investors because they tend to balance affordability and rental demand.The key is deciding whether you want something more hands-off (turnkey) or if you’re open to a little value-add work to create equity.

The B to C and C to D is very true with the exceptions of some of the infill going on in popular cities like Charleston SC.. the C D in the down town area went straight to A B over the last 15 years I have built 30 plus infill homes there ( got one going now) that is going out at over 900k for 1800 sq ft home.. when i first got to Charleston 2013 ish that home would have sold in the D C part of town for 1/3rd of that if you could find a new build there. 

If you want to know how to find and qualify one, let me know.MultifamilyMultifamily properties are popular right now, but promoters rarely mention the downsides.

The podcast today, popular guys with a well known podcast, they have 80 doors but not once mention cash flow.I'm concerned my goal of 20k cash flow is unrealistic.  

Midwest is popular.

And according to Google Trends, searches for phrases like “home for sale” have been climbing steadily this year.The graph below shows an index of two common homebuyer search phrases and how popular they were on Google over the past two years.

Its intriguing to me that people are doing this and Im curious how popular it is/why its unpopular.