Leeds has been experiencing a lot of growth in recent years, and is projected to continue.  

Quote from @Oryan Peer: Quote from @Sam McCormack: Quote from @Oryan Peer: Hey everyone,I’m exploring the Cincinnati market and looking for suggestions on stable neighborhoods with good growth potential or positive population trends.I’m open to both fix & flip and buy & hold rental opportunities, ideally in the $150K–$350K range.Would really appreciate any insights on areas you think are worth focusing on.Thanks in advance! 

Hey Derik, Indy is definitely a solid and growing market, especially if you’re planning to house hack, and the downtown area has been seeing a lot of development and population growth compared to the rest of the state.

Where are the negative impacts of crime, traffic, lack of infrastructure, etc that could be hindering growth, cash flow or appreciation rates? 

The locals do make it difficult to do a lot of tourist based growth largely because the tourists make life hard during the harvest season.

Columbus is also experiencing strong population growth, job growth, and big corporate developments from Intel, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Honda, Microsoft, LG, and more, which keeps rental demand high and appreciation potential strong.

I previously posted on BP about the opportunity for mid-term rental growth in the Folsom market, I would suggest considering it vs.

Four short-term rentals already is a strong start, and you’ve clearly done your homework with the REP rules. 2026 will be your year on that front.Looking forward to seeing how you grow the portfolio and navigate the Colorado market.

Hey @John O'Leary and @Remy Piazza I have been in 5 or 6 different mastermind groups and I have found them to be really helpful for my growth as a real estate investor.  

The area of King where youre property is will likely see a lot of growth over the next three years.