Columbus has been booming with population and job growth, plus huge developments from Intel, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Honda, and LG.

Probably a dozen metros between the 2 states that are booming, most of which have affordable neighborhoods. 

That is the benefit of buying in an area with population growth, a booming job market, desirability, an “up and coming” reputation, etc. as opposed to a place in post-industrial terminal decline where the only positive is that prices are cheap.

What are your thoughts on the sustainability of the current private credit boom?

We've been using BOOM for tenant screening and have really enjoyed the platform so far.

The city’s economy is booming, but prices are still super reasonable compared to coastal markets, so you can find properties in the $120K–180K range that hit the 1% rule and cash flow right away.

Been hearing a lot of noise out there about Huntsville/Decatur starting to boom - has anyone else been hearing about this massive uptick?

In the process of evicting tenant, will likely owe $20k + at time of eviction. Interested in how others have collected, whether to use a lawyer or a debt collection firm. Property/tenant is in MD.

If the borrower is defaulting, you have to do work and try to collect or foreclose on the property, etc.I think you can get close to that though investing in multifamily apartments.

I work with a lot of real estate investors I can tell you specific areas that have been booming.