Since you are on the west coast you understand that homes can appreciate $50-$500k in just a matter of years.

I lived in Amarillo for a couple of years (on the South West side of town) but then moved to Dallas for work last year.

Take a look at West Knoxville and Farragut (however higher prices, better returns and great school system), Maryville and Oakridge (Oak Ridge is home to two large government plants that employ over 10,000 people (Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Y-12 National Security Complex) but be careful with with city taxes there.

United Properties of West Michigan.

In Rochester NY, for example, a home two lots west of Culver Road should sell at a 25%-35% discount to a home two lots east of Culver Road.

I’m also in AZ but way in the west valley.

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@Katie West You might be able to pull equity from the first home with a VA refinance, or you could look into seller-financing, partnering with somebody, or even just find a local bank that is willing to lend at a higher LTV than 80%

Here's an accidental landlord trying to rent out my West Seattle (North Delridge) condo after moving out but no luck for 3 weeks.

Hi im looking at investing in the midwest in states such as Ohio, Illinois, Arkansas, Indiana, West Virginia, and so on for single and duplex homes.